This one is pretty decent, so let's break it down. First, I have to talk about the author's use of plot conveniences. As you might expect, Novelpia fantasy reincarnation novels often throw in some golden finger or special perk for the transmigrator, things like a status window or a unique ability. But this one takes a slightly different route with a built-in AI. Yeah, you read that right, an artificial intelligence. It's like an advanced system that boosts efficiency by collecting knowledge from the protagonist and applying it practically. It's... more>> even compatible with martial arts, which is honestly pretty cool. The protagonist can even use it to "act" and change his ((aura)) atmosphere. It can also make medicines, potions, machineries, magic formulas, literally anything that he have knowledge of.

But here's the thing, it's just too OP. The AI can do pretty much everything, making the protagonist untouchable. I get it, it's a munchkin novel, a guilty pleasure kind of read, but I would've liked to see some sort of flaw or limitation. The story would feel more grounded if the AI had at least one significant drawback. That said, the pacing is well-balanced, and the author's writing is actually quite solid. The fight scenes are especially well-executed, and I appreciate how the protagonist stands up for himself without crossing the line. He knows when to stop, which is a rare trait in this genre.

Now, about the world-building, it hasn't been explored much yet, but it seems promising. The whole "knowledge is power" angle is intriguing. The stronger the protagonist's understanding, the more powerful he becomes. But the AI's ability to answer literally everything? That part feels a bit lazy. The author barely touches on how much knowledge the protagonist actually gains. It's like, 'Oh, he read a bunch of books, ' and that's it. No real depth, no gradual progression.

Another thing that bugs me is how fantasy webnovels on Novelpia often assume readers are already familiar with the setting. Like, auror users and magical circuits are just casually mentioned without explanation. And demons and magical beasts? They just exist, no further context. I mean, sure, I've read enough fantasy webnovels to fill in the gaps, but not every reader will have that background. Authors sometimes forget that not everyone is a seasoned fantasy reader.

All in all, it's a fun read with some solid moments and an interesting premise. But I can't help but feel like it could be so much more if the world-building was fleshed out and the AI had a bit more balance. Still, if you're in the mood for a munchkin-style power trip, this one's worth a shot. It has quite the potential, and it's trending in novelpia currently. <<less