7 years old lazy aristocrat kid, remembers his past life, decides that he is bored and should grind. So he goes outside without any support and looks for monsters. Finds a wolf monster and dodges it to increase his "1" agility. No prior training no checking his baseline.

I could probably overlook it if kids first monster was a slime or a rat or some rabbit. But come on. 7 years old kid dodging a wolf and killing it in one strike with a sword? I gave up at chapter 3.... more>> It's too illogical for me. <<less

The power scale are ridiculous s*upid

like I understand the MC were half-demon but still he be able to defeat ogre easily as 7 y.o and even beat the boss of the dungeon like this is ridiculous,

The dialogue were bland the word doesn't convey MC crisis situation properly idk if it's the TL or maybe author but anyway it's bland

After the author disregard the status (game stats) he gave to the MC, it felt like he weakened the MC and the "Hardcore Gamer" fly off the head of the MC, he's just now a regular reincarnator with high stats~

The story was already a mid but disregarding the status system for author's convenience weakens the MC~

The idea is not bad (if generic), but the execution leaves a lot to be desired so far.

The first chapter is quite ret*rded.

In general the characters' thoughts and actions don't add up, and they are either shallow or just weird. It's like the author never considered their personality when writing scenes, but rather only scenes and what he wanted the characters to do (just like a toddler trying to stuff a square into a triangular opening).

... more>> The setting feels somewhat half-baked.

The story is very rudimentary and not fleshed out much at all. Alternate POVs help out a bit, but they can only do so much.

With the initial quality being like this, I can't imagine it ever going beyond 2 stars. <<less

The story, in and of itself, is rather cookie cutter but is not terrible. Reincarnator finds himself in a game system world and does game things to get stronger, that's the premise.

My issue is that the wording is rather strange and there is little to no context for any of the situation. World building is rather weak and it's hard to get invested in any of the characters when they themselves are shoehorned into situations even against their own will. The mother-in-law and sisters think he's cute and cool and... more>> that he should be protected but act with hostility for literally no reason.

The Father wants to dote on him and be sappy about it but treats him with harshness and hostility just because.

There's a profound lack of context and world building that leaves the reader confused and, though it may simply be a translation issue, the wording is rather strange.

All that said, even though the power scale is rather ridiculous, the story ain't bad but I'm going to have to come back to this some other time because I can't get around the strange wording. <<less