About 130+ chapters in, it's managed to keep my interest. The story starts off hitting the ground running. The MC is of a style you've seen before in this kind of action/game system manwha - tall, dark, and brooding. The author has included some clever systems that fit naturally with the tendency of triple-digit series to forget or ignore some of their characters, and because of that, it doesn't feel like anyone's missing for too long, if they're still alive and kicking. There are some humorous moments and running gags, but there's a lot of interesting dynamics between classes of heroes, NPCs, quest targets, the player-hero MC, and the AI system admins, and the full human users outside of the game. It's more complex than it appears, and the interplay between the various mechanics and relationships keeps you coming back.