The God (?) gave our MC a way to see his status (?) so that he can see his progress (so that he can leave the place). But as he interacts with ML after he wakes up, his status/rank/title (I forgot exactly what it was) gets upgraded to "hero's wife" or something like that. Lol. MC was very thrown off by that. Hence that one part in the summary.

Another thing to add is that, in ML's world, telling someone your full (real) name means that you're proposing/interested or something like that to someone (again, I read this a long while back so I don't remember all the details). MC told ML his full (first) name after ML woke up. LOL

Edit:ML told MC his full (real) name (which means he's interested/wants to court MC couple chapters after ML wakes up. (Basically, everyone has a fake or abbreviation of their real name in ML's world) (Guys bear with me here. I'm re-reading the story right now and I'm trying to make sure there's no false info here.)

God later called MC to congratulate him on their marriage lol. That's how MC found out about the name thing.

Though I feel like the author could've done better with the premise of the story (I mean, your own little snow-globe like dream place ((that the ML can't leave if I'm remembering it correctly)) is a bit iffy to me but meh. I can get over it, I guess)

The story starts out with the "God" tricking the MC and making them too flustered/anxious to notice what's happening to them until they are forced into the other world. The "God" then pretends that the MC "snuck in" to the other world (despite the obviously impossible nature of that) and imprisons the MC in the world. Not only do they do that they also make it seem like the MC can easily escape if they "put in the work" in which pretending like they are in a relationship with the "Hero" just happens to be the most effective way to improve the MC's situation by a significant ratio. They also use any misunderstandings that the MC has to put them in a worse position.

From the moment they wake up and meet the MC they miss no opportunity or miscommunication to sexually harass or assault the MC. They make no effort to understand the MC or help them understand the "Hero's" actions, even though there is obviously a large difference between the MC's culture and understanding of the world and the "Hero's". They prevent the MC from earning points that they need to escape in any way that isn't directly taking care of or pleasing the "Hero". Shortly after discovering that by their standards the MC is literally still a child (the MC is 25, but the "Hero's" standard age of adulthood is 30) they push the MC down and force themselves upon them. Then not even a week has passed since they've met for the first time much less that incident which made the MC cry, run out into the night, and sleep in the chicken coops because they were so scared of the "Hero", they trick the MC into marrying them by the "Hero's" standards (without even explaining that that was what was happening) and enacted upon that.

Just to list some things that have yet to be answered. Who exactly is 'father'? Why are there many other miniature gardens and why is he able to construct them? How exactly did Mi reincarnate into Minoru? You see, not knowing the answer won't necessarily hinder you from reaching the ending, but it still irritated me. I also wonder how Sig's life before his death was. It could've been interesting if there were a couple of chapters dedicated to it. Sig once mentioned about him having brothers and how he sacrificed himself for humanity. It's a shame so little of it was explained in the story. I wish there were more heart to heart session between both of them, talking about themselves for more character development.

I don't understand. Just how can you fall deeply in love with someone after living for 20 days with each other? Maybe the fact that they are the only people existing in that world might justify it, but nonetheless, I still feel like it progressed too fast. Also, Mi being a pet in MC's previous life, I can't help but wonder how and why he'd harbor feelings with his pet?

mpreg through like mythical/magical weird ways without imp**gnating?

Then like the world building has levels and points instead of money??

The ML is the son of the God of this world?

the shit-eating slime made me lose it lmao. way to prep. thanks for the screenshot!

Do wish that the novel could have gone into time when Sig saw his squirrel daughter though! That would have been awesome.