Forest of Death? Town of Desire? This has to have been written by the same authors of Demon Lord: Retry, or maybe The Princess Bride...

This is cheesy as hell. Not to mention the leveling and skill systems. I believe they even get a boner over killing a wolf, or mice. Yeah, I think I'm gonna ditch and add to my dumb list. I dunno. Maybe this was written to be a bedtime story for elementary schoolers. Well, that's Shounen for ya. At least I can say that this Shounen wasn't... more>> like the others, and written by hormonal 12 yr olds in a circle jerk to their favorite magical girl posters, and using the same over-used lame jokes. I may have quit reading to soon to see any of that.

I normally hate game element LNs, unless they are isekai into a game, like this one. But it has to be done right, like the NPCs aren't supposed to know it's game elements. This one apparently does have them knowing. I'm reading 3 or 4 right now that have gaming elements, but are pretty darn good - pretty much more logical and mature.

Well, at least as usual, LNT does a superb job TLing. It's just that the original authors destroy it. Man, I thought this would be a good one. <<less

I would say that it's entertaining enough, but there are lots of flaws in the story that anything more than 3 star would be too much to give.

It's your standard isekai, MC with better understanding of the world's magic and battle system than the original inhabitats, his vrmmorpg knowledge and battle experience is also applicable to the new world, being OP is of course, guaranteed.

The problem is that the world building suffers too much because of that, even the forced conspiracy that makes the world so broken would only make... more>> you exclaim "that's pure bullsh*t." because it really is.

It would have sufficed if he just got a broken class while the rest use classes like they should be used in an actual world, without the "efficiency and brokenness" gaming mentality, but the author went as far as destroying the world building of his novel just so the MC would look more OP, it makes me wonder how the people of this novel's world is still not overrun by monsters and driven to extinction, it's that bad. <<less

For the most part I actually enjoy this novel.

I am honestly confused why some reviewers have a problem with the other character's being impressed by the MC or the MC being surprised at how little the people he meet's understand about their own class system.

Honestly, it's only mentioned a handful of times and is an extremely common theme in almost every OP isekai.

Let's be honest, it's an average game based, "no-common sense", OP MC isekai. There's tons of plot holes and each part of the story has been done before:... more>> MC is the son of a poor noble that has to leave when they become an adult randomly in their mid-teens. The first monster they kill they think is weak but everyone else things is super strong. The adventure guild is super impressed by then but cannot rank them according to their skill because of "reasons". If those are a problem for you, you should probably give up and stop reading/reviewing novels, ESPECIALLY WEB NOVELS, of this genre.

However, I absolutely cannot stand that levels and skill points are completely arbitrary.

What's the point of having a class, level, skill point system if the main character can arbitrarily allocate and unknown number of convenient skills right before a battle? I am fine with the MC being stronger than their level because of "reasons", I am fine with walls and walls of skills because the MC has some random cheat where they can get skills. At least there is at least tension or some excitement because you know the skills the MC has so you get to see how they use them but mysteriously calling out skill codes right before a battle, and suddenly "remembering" that you've faced a monster "100s of thousands of times" while still painstakingly narrating a battle takes away what little this genre has going for it. <<less