It was kind of fun to read but then it just keeps getting more disgusting even when he stopped looking like a corpse.

After his appearance is fixed, the author immediately constantly talk about baldness. After that it's stomach problems and how he explodes the toilet describing how feces and blood was overflowing on the floor. As if that's not enough it immediately proceeds to describe STDs and herpes.

If you like reading disgusting things or find it funny, go right ahead because it feels like the novel will always focus on... more>> this aspect. <<less

Pro

• Novel idea by making the MC debuffs really hardcore at the start.

Con

• The MC is ugly as sin, and yet no one seems to care much, which doesn't make sense.
• 1 dimensional characters.
• Translation isn't good. It looks like edited MTL by someone who either doesn't really care or isn't an English native speaker, especially for the very awkward and sometime nonsensical dialogues. The story is simple enough for everything to be mostly understandable though.

Seems like it'd be an interesting weak to strong story at first glance, with the protagonist having to overcome the severe disabilities he gave his character before transmigration. It was like that, for around 2 chapters before the author decided to grant the protagonist the worst type of plot armor. Disregarding the starting stats and abilities the protagonist was given (which are overpowered af in their own right) early on the protagonist is just randomly granted a skill that makes him dodge all attacks below a certain very, very high... more>> grade (level) for a few minutes, and also one hit kill every enemy he fights. To be clear, when I say randomly, I mean it was entirely random. He didn't do anything correlating to the skill, or train, nothing. The gods above were just like, "this guys cool" and gave it to him. It's boring and feels like a cop out on the authors part, like he had no drive to deal with writing a whole training arc and instead just wanted to jump straight to an OP protagonist.

The protagonist is also one of the worst type of transmigrators. The know-it-alls who "smirk" at everything, can power through with their OP (willpower and luck, in this case) stats and never fail, always in "control" of the situation. Sounds good at a first glance, but god do they come across as narcissist when they go all Aizen and have a "all according to plan moment." The few times things haven't gone to his plan, the protagonist godly luck stat quite literally bends the universe to save him. I hate every part of this kind of story that tries to advertise itself as an actual growth story only to lazily make the protagonist hardly have to work at all.

Honestly this story probably deserves a 2 star rather than a 3 but I like Fenrir's translations and so I'm giving the story an extra star for them. Without that I may've even dropped it to 1. <<less