The MC goes to a cave as he gets a quest to clear that cave, while there, he sees multiple girls getting r*ped.... BY ORCS. At first he's decided to not intervene cause it's not his problem, but later he saves them but only due to happenstance. Up to here all is understood, it kinda makes sense considering he's like a game character and up until recently he was a skeleton so no feelings. Later on he meets those girls again, yet again he pities them and helps them by offering to get them into the same hotel as him. But those girls end up in his room in some miraculous way by morning, and a few chapters later, it's like they are s*upid fan girls. They got r*ped by orcs, but it's fine cause they love our MC and need to be by his side. So now you've got 3 cute girls that are like sisters that once were r*ped by orcs, but they're acting all giggly and googly with our MC like nothing happened. Although I'm not one of those people that drops a novel due to a r*pe scene, but this scene and the subsequent scenes felt so unnatural that it's kinda disgusting.

Another scene that I felt was so out of sync was when our MC chooses to take a bronze mission from the adventurer guild. (this is the beginning of the story so bronze is probably among the lowest type of missions.) Anyway he chooses to "kill the goblin king". This goblin king was terrorizing some villages in that region. He ends up going and killing him, but when he comes back the author makes it look as if he's the newest hero of the country. He says that the kingdom's army already tried killing that goblin king but after getting the spoils from that village, they ended up failing. So.... our MC who just recently got his powers, and is supposed to still be at the beginning levels kills the monster army that was supposedly impossible to kill by a freaking kingdom's army. Really???? REALLY???

The main character dies and gets revived to find out he is back on earth 300 years into the future as a lvl 1 skeleton, at this point it was like okay, cool. It was an interesting idea then he tries to help out the human race as they where facing extinction and suddenly meets a god that sends him back to the other world as a lvl 1 skeleton. At this point the author has tired to integrate magic a science and failed horribly. The main character uses some forbidden magic to turn himself into human. Ignoring all of the questions and answers he should be looking for like why he when back to lvl 1, why he managed to arrive at Earth after his last death and many other things. As the story progresses from this point it just gets worse and worse. Then when he finally turned into a human he evolved into a meta human and got all of spidermans abilities, this was a clear attempt of the author to integrate magic with science as the MC was like, 'this is a great ability! Why dont we add metals to the webs to change its properties!'. From here it just get worse and more chaotic because he is sent back 20 Million years and is expected to save the universe. From here on is the MC sacrificing everything but still trying to be greedy while saving the universe. At this point the only reason to continue the story was to see the end but at ch 154 it seems to be way worse than the previous events.

The typical spawns in new world grinds tr*sh mobs to level up, figure out how spells work type of deal, until he finds a place called the pit, beats it boss and becomes the lord/owner

He starts developing his lands, gets a cute dragon wife, lots of fun moments with the two of them, elves and dragons attack, he beats the elves back and gets the dragons to understand that he isn't an evil being. Everything calms down, his territory becomes a grand mega city, with everyone living happy under his rule.

A greedy king who wants to steal profits from a city that has good relations with the MC sends a huge army to basically burn it down and take everything from them. The MC doesn't like that and proceeds to beat the kings army, and then the king has some bs jewel that summons some OP angels who judge the MC is an evil being that needs to be purged, he tries to argue that the humans were going to slaughter an entire city and he was just defending it, but they don't care, and they basically kill everyone he holds dear destroy his city and kill him

He gets revived again this time on earth in the far far future, meets some AI's, decides help save the human race from extinction. Finds out someone was plotting to kill humans, turns out its aliens tries to get rid of said aliens who almost killed all life on earth, time gets stopped by a god, and he gets reincarnated back to the fantasy world as a lvl1 skeleton with only only his modified skills left.

He is reincarnated into the fantasy world again. Turns himself into a human. Becomes an adventurer, a lot happens, turns out one of the AI's followed him there, and he gets a dark elf s*ave at one point, not gonna write out the whole story so i'l skip to the forced harem part. He conquers a dungeon, the AI makes him a house and in the house made hotsprings, he and the dark elf go there, keep in mind he throughout the whole story has always said that he loved his dragon wife and her alone, and actively avoided other women, and trying to keep them as just friends, after they get there he again says he notices that the dark elf has feelings for him but keeps his distance from her and notes that he doesn't see her in a romantic way, but after she puts on a bikini he gets a boner they have s*x and suddenly he is in love with her. That was one of the dumbest forced harems i'v ever seen. I read a bit further into the story out of curiosity but dropped it shortly after, because he adds another girl to his harem in an even more s*upid way, buys a s*ave girl because he needed someone of her race, and by the end of the day she is in his harem just because she was teasing him a bit, even tho countless women, who were much closer to him mind you than a girl he knew for 1 day, were turned down because of his wife.

This started as a fantasy story but randomly turned into a strange sci-fi, moving from biblical angels to sci-fi cryogenic apocalypse was way too jarring, but it was somewhat still fun.

The later half of the story includes weird s*xual elements as well. The weird pregnancy, s*ave s*x, sh*t like that was just really f*cking weird to add in, and the s*upid ass jokes where they joke about the misunderstanding sh*t felt really out of place in a fantasy sci-fi. It just felt so weird to have this strange s*x thing and the wives stuff just randomly placed then immediately removed.

if you don't want to read weird s*x s*ave fantasies I wouldn't read past the point he gets sent to the futuristic earth.

This novel references several religions and their 'Pantheons' however the overarching story is based off Gnosticism. Johra, is the Demiurge and 'Gnoss' is likely the Hidden Almighty God (Phil).

This is a story where time travel plays a big role, but is poorly explained. The MC is in a loop entailing the destruction and creation of the Universe, this can only stop if he prevents his future self from Destroying the Universe by changing the future.

There are several instances where the Information character 'Gnoss' is shown to have a hidden agenda. Gnoss is the reincarnation of several powerful Gods and likely the Almighty God itself.

It is shown that he can take control of the MC's Avatar (In it's sleep his Avatar is 'possessed' we know this is Gnoss because the chant it speaks is the same chant Gnoss uses to provide Johra with Creation Magic. Twice in the Story the line 'If you know the name of a God, you know the Power of a God' is quoted and Johra is unable to remember and important name several times, the name of the being that speaks to him as he sleeps.

The Avatar Skill itself was set to be lost forever if the Avatar dies. Despite never choosing to equip it as so, the Avatar Skill becomes one of Johra's identities until the final 'redo' where the time-continuum is repaired. If his avatar skill remains then it is presumable that it never died. As we also know that Gnoss can control this Avatar it is highly likely Gnoss used it to manipulate events whilst the Skill still existed, likely causing many paradoxes.

Finally, in the Epilogue, Johra calls Gnoss 'Phil' for the first and only time, upon which Gnoss replies and then vanishes.

In Gnosticism, the Almighty God does not create the Universe, but is so powerful it creates the Demiurge. The Demiurge is both the destroyer and creator of the Universe. Believing itself to be the highest being it 'foolishly' acts and eventually creates a perfect universe that it rules atop a throne in the clouds.

This genesis from a Cosmic accident is the reason behind the chaotic nature of the novel. Furthermore, the author also decides to confuse the reader by having several characters (Sha, L and Abbadon) give different explanations about the creation of the universe and the Almighty God. Each explanation is actually from a different school of Gnostic thought.

chapter 60 or so where it suddenly started returning MC to level 1 undoing stuff he did and everything! It was ok the first time dropping it to 4 star but it did it second time and a third time! At that point it was tiring and I would have dropped it but by then I had read 100 out of 157 so I decided to finish to my regret it was so convoluted at the end