• waifus think hes pretty mysterious and has countless guesses on him. Some waifu think he pretty strong cos that power doesnt conform to the system, he does random monologues that some waifu hears and misunderstands, he tells some event to a waifu then event gets solved and that waifu gets frustrated from thinking too much about him, etc etc
• some god entity tells some character to be wary of him, as of now, only 19 chapters have been released so far so we still dont know the consequence of that statement, but I bet its another misunderstanding trip cos mc's goal is to prevent world destruction
• MC says some divine artifact excavated somewhere is a fake, he gets backlash for that, some event proves that he was right, yet ppl still say bad things about him
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In the world of gods there are and powers are manifested the original owner does not have the blessing of the gods has no talent surrounded by talented people there is no support what do you expect from a child. Then in the next chapter it turns out that the reason he seemed resigned to life was that he was researching the translation of the language of the gods, but the reincarnated MC thought it was a normal thing.I think if the soul of the body owner was still there he would fight with the MC f*ck you are his efforts just considered normal. MC has little respect for the owner of the body I think

One example, would be a fight that the hero has with a vilain where the hero gets surprised and barely survive the encounter.

After the encounter, the "superiors/teachers/pros/others" all get together and imagine a reason for which the hero didn't tell them about the ambush when it happen (they mistakenly believe that the hero only called for help rather than handling it himself) However, right after, the author writes and I quote :

"As [One teacher] had suspected, [Hero] had intuited that there was a traitor among the teachers. If someone informed them, the perpetrator might discover it. This would put them in even greater danger. Hence, they hadn't informed the teachers."

for example during the main story around chapter 40ish to 50ish, the main character knows who the mastermind is from the game, and he gives hints and allows the other characters to come to their conclusion. This not only makes it feel like the characters have their own thought process, but also allows us readers to feel some sort of suspense. Instead of outright giving us the answer, it is more fun when we come up with our own conclusion

MC has a power by which he can create an virtual item he saw for the first time and that virtual item can interfere in the reality for a second. Okay I understand the power level but after some chapters the skill MC possess makes it look like that skill can interfere all time not at the given second. I think it's waste of time to say it's a mysterious skill and after sometime they casually ignore the premise they set for the skill which I think is pointless and it's turns into a overpowered MC like any other novels. Op MC are good at the beginning but after sometime it gets repitative

I remember MC said that, there's no one finished the game to the end on early. The game isn't over yet, so there are still other possibilities that the MC doesn't know will happen, that's one of the interesting things I want to see.

I like the misunderstanding tag, and in this novel is well written (I think). But there's a logic that I think will worsen the quality (?), that's right, 'whatever the MC says will be accepted'. That doesn't make sense unless the MC has related abilities like Silby. I won't say any more but that's the point of it.

Imo, the weakness is the time jump. The story completely jumps to the arc previously mentioned by the MC.

Like when waifu and MC just start to discussed something about A in the end of chapter, and suddenly the next chapter moved to the time when the A happened. Even though their meeting could still be filled with something. That's right, it felt like a rush.