Currently: ch4;

Early review.

The novel has promise, MC transmigates into a tyrant noble, nothing new, but for my pleasant suprise, despite noticing his bad reputation he didn´t try quickly and unrealisticly transform into a new person, like in other series, where MC normaly apologize to maids and everything already in early chapters, or gets corny and try to be a contradictory villain. It was a simple thing, but gave me hope.

Obs- Just rated 5 to balance rating, and English isn´t my native language so sorry for writing/grammar errors.

My good sir, this review would be a rebuttal to mitsugi 2 star review

No hate, but an average person isn't going to realize they're going to suddenly travel to a different plane of existence. Put yourself in his shoes. Do you really think he's going to believe it at first? Of course not; he's going to deny it and think of other possibilities.

And here are 2 important quotes from chap 2

... more>> "The VR gaming device was set to automatically shut down the game after six hours."

"This was to prevent situations like being trapped in the game due to bugs or system errors."

If he was just playing with a regular vr headset then the quote above wouldn't make sense because there would be no need for an automatic shutdown because, you know, just take it off? Hence, his reaction does make sense.

Again, no hate <<less

If chapter 2 is any indication, MC is an idiot. He's highly likely to just wildly charge head-first into lethal situations he doesn't understand under rash assumptions and incomplete information. Nowhere does it state that the "VR" game is a fully neural interactive simulation with complete sensory input. He's literally playing a VR game on the actual Steam game platform and somehow doesn't realize that he was basically teleported into another world entirely. MC doesn't notice the effects of gravity, inertia, smells, temperature, tactile feedback, etc within an entirely different... more>> reality. This is some lazy handwaving bullsh*t to gloss over the fact that he's a fool.

Edit in response to ch0rinc: If you have to imagine logical patches for missing information beyond the scope of what's been presented, then you're defending something that's already broken. There's no mention of future tech. This isn't Overlord. <<less