The S-Classes That I Raised Chapter 100: Release Date, Spoilers & Where to Read

The S-Classes That I Raised Chapter 100 will see Yoojin and the others trying to exit the dungeon. Yoojin, Yoohyun, and Yerim got trapped by the new filial piety addict, Jellyfish, inside a dungeon. They were having difficulties in the dungeon since It was surrounded by water. However, now that Sung Hyunjae has gone to save them, they may be able to exit safely.

Soon The S-Classes That I Raised Manhwa will hit 100 chapters. We have been with this series for so long. And it’s a really great milestone for this series. However, there will be much more! The novel has over 800 chapters, and right now, the manhwa and novel line up pretty decently without a huge gap, so expect many more ‘100’ marks to come.

And if you are wondering when the next chapter of long-running manhwa, The S-Classes That I Raised, will release, then do not worry because, in this article, we will cover the release date of The S-Classes That I Raised Chapter 100 with spoilers and where you can read it.

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The S-Classes That I Raised Chapter 100 Release Date — Yoojin and Yoohyun | The S-Classes That I Raised Chapter 99 (Credits: Naver)

The S-Classes That I Raised Chapter 100 Spoilers

In the novel, it continues in Chapter 111. And by the way, the novel is quite different from the manhwa. The main stuff is still the same, but the events have some differences, though it’s nothing major that impacts the plot itself. The novel has a total of 856 chapters, and the epilogue alone consists of 14 chapters.

Well, I won’t spoil a lot. To put it simply, Sung Hyunjae was basically bored to death. That’s why he holds on to anything that piques his interest, and now it’s currently Yoojin. It’s actually his way of surviving this boredom that he kept living in to hang on to whatever has him going.

You may think it’s ridiculous, but he has a very valid reason why he’s that way. It’s because… well, this is quite a heavy spoiler, so if you want to skip, you can. This dude actually has lived through many worlds, although he isn’t aware of it himself yet. It’s the result of a contract with a transcendental being called “The Crescent Moon,” and this transcendental being has a single goal. To replace the source or the “origin,” which is called here the Tree of Snowfall?

That’s why the crescent moon used Hyunjae as the replacement for the source by making him a perfect being. To do that, once a world is close to ending, the crescent moon shoves him into a different world and keeps doing that until he achieves everything and reaches perfection. And then he can replace the source. So you could say the reality of Hyunjae’s existence is a “semi-source.” Yeah, he still isn’t a complete source.

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