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In short I am enjoying this very much. As a person who tends to judge stories based on their internal consistency I appreciate that they have a mechanic in this game system to enforce the concept. The player/GM and deity/hero/native relationships can feel a little weird at times but it's an...

Throughout this whole story it always feels like there's some unnatural resistance to the MC or allies making 'progress.' Early on it's understandable as they work through the initial challenges and the starting relationships and abilities are established, but the 'progress' from there...

I tried to give this a chance despite the fact I've yet to find a gambling plot that was enjoyable (outside of No Game No Life). I'm dropping it now after a particularly awful 'twist' that relies on the reader accepting that established characterizations don't actually matter, everything's on a...

There's no defending the writing for this chapter, anyone going "oh she just outsmarted her because she overthinks things!" c'mon. The bet wasn't worth it at all from the very start. it's not like the MC ever wanted any of it. But even if we say she mostly did it out of a sense of pride there's...

I only see 5 chapters now so there's plenty of room for this story to change, but for now I'm a little underwhelmed. There are some good points but it does feel like they get lost behind this dull commentary constantly reminding the audience that HEY THIS GAME SUCKS FOR ACTUAL PLAYERS BUT THE...

This might actually be an semi interesting story if half the pages weren't people ogling eachother with sparklevision. And yeah, it's weird that the majority of these cases it's people who are brothers or other non-spouse relation. Some of the translation really made it hard to follow, though...

Been doing so many junk isekai lately, I dunno how to handle a story that isn't a cookie cutter cheat skill romp. Which is not at all a bad thing. I find myself quibbling over thought process but as long as things remain internally consistent I have no actual complaints. Hope this gets healthy...

I'm having trouble following what the power scaling is throughout this entire story. It seemed straightforward up front but then they make it clear that all the people who appeared powerful at the start were... simply not. None of the commentary on the strength of any person or monster really...

For my part I am enjoying this series and look forward to more. It certainly shares several tropes with other series but I think there's a few splashes of originality (for me). Don't worry, I already know that if I keep this up there will certainly be some low points. But if I was worried about...

I'm as anti-work as the next corporate slave but the absolute disregard for reality is a little too strong to fully enjoy this. Like, check it out if you really have a boner for nice working conditions but there are fewer series with bigger plot armor for the bad ideas being floated here. If...

Is this enjoyable? I think so. Is it goofy as hell for many reasons, both intentional and unintentional? Oh yeah.

Early on I had concerns with the logistics of using or improving his 'ability' but for the sake of enjoying the rest of the story I'm happy to gloss over it.

Just based on the first chapter or two, the premise should be workable but the execution is so bizarre. Up front we establish the reason foster father hates MC but in what universe does a hateful foster father start playing the same online game just so they can spend money to beat them doing...

The main premise is nothing extraordinary but it's entertaining enough. So far one of my biggest takeaways is that this story has a rare example of MC leaving a party for more 'normal' reasons. He gets along and is respected by many people but not everyone, so him leaving the party is really...

Not much to go on yet but I find it fascinating to see a conflict coming about between someone clearly favored by 'god' and the people dedicated to 'worshiping god'. On one hand the MC is regularly sloppy and negligent to their education and duties but on the other hand it's clear to anyone with...

I wouldn't mind the premise at all but they don't really stick with it so it might as well be any other random OP MC isekai. I'd definitely have a lot of sympathy for trying to stay on the down low but the methods used to remain incognito don't seem well thought out. My impression is that the MC...

I think the main fun here is that MC apparently has power that comes from a different source to the other players and system. Still a lot to be revealed but it seems he won't be able to be complacent and will have other things to defend than the usual family/country/world that these stories...

MC is definitely stupid and he knows it but at least it seems to be the tolerable kind of idiot who pays attention to the important stuff when it matters. Please pray for the poor spirit that got stuck with the job of keeping him on track.

I think the problem is that people are coming here expecting Tanya but that's not what this story is. I mean, I can only see a couple chapters so far in English but the start at least is genuinely completely different. At least for now we're not seeing the OP MC type of story going. I dunno if...

I don't know if it was just not well explained or if something was lost in translation, but some of the fundamental logic is hard to follow at first. I think it might be otherwise consistent but it doesn't seem to be the sort of thing the audience is intended to not understand. In summary there...