Title

The Knight Only Lives Today

Also known as: Oneulman Saneun Gisa, 오늘만 사는 기사, Eternally Regressing Knight, Der Ritter lebt nur heute, 死に戻り騎士は今日も生きる, 只活今天的轮回骑士, 今日騎士, อัศวินวันเดียว

by Hyeon-Min Lee, Ga Nara, An Lee, Soulpung

Score from AniList: 85/100releasing

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Is dying repeatedly a blessing? Enkrid's life-long dream of becoming a knight looked to be forever out of reach, until one day he died... and woke up at the beginning of that same day! Now that he has unlimited chances to train and engage in mortal combat, just how far can he go? (Source: WEBTOON)

Type: Manhwa

Hoard Verdict

The StoryHoard editorial verdict

★ 3.5/5

A dynamic, full-colour time-loop swordsman story where a dying knight repeats the same day to train harder, with fights that feel earned.

Pros

A clever time-loop hook that drives the training
Fast, full-colour sword action
A determined lead with a simple, relatable dream

Cons

Repeated deaths can get repetitive
Supporting characters have limited room to grow

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Read the full take

The Knight Only Lives Today takes a simple dream and gives it a time-loop twist. A young man who has always wanted to become a knight dies, only to wake up at the start of the same day, with unlimited chances to train and fight. The premise turns repetition into a training method, and the series uses it to show steady, earned progress. The full-colour art makes the sword work clear and dynamic, and the lead's determination is easy to root for. The honest cons: repeated deaths can get repetitive, and the supporting characters have limited room to develop beyond their roles in his training. The stakes are often personal rather than sweeping. Still, it is a sharp, energetic read for fans of swordplay and time loops. If you enjoy watching a character grow through sheer persistence, this is a good pick.