Set in a modern day world where gates open and unleash various monsters, the MC awakens a skill that causes him to take on the form and abilities of his game character. This also cures the MC of his severe insomnia that has prevented him from ever sleeping in his 30 ~ 40 years of life.

One minor point that bothers me is that somehow South Korea is the only country in the entire world to have been able to create a unified organisation to handle the superpowered awakened population due... more>> to South Koreans just being "more unified".

The translation is serviceable, however several words and or phrases are not translated consistently between chapters (2 cases in 6 chapters so far) and gender pronouns have been mistranslated at least once so far. <<less

As someone with insomnia I love this. Just a cute angel that wants to sleep and saves the world while she's at it because she wants to rest peacefully.

She sweeps through and one shots all the enemies so the fights aren't long at all (the cute new skills and weapons keep it interesting tho). Reads primarily as a slice of life despite the genre. It's chill, cute, and simple. I like it. Xx

(wish the tl was a bit better tho. There's some repeating segments in the chapters, no indicating... more>> breaks between pov switches, and messed up names.) <<less

The MC is either asleep or about to sleep. While the MC sleeps, things happen in the general vicinity of the sleeping MC. That's the whole novel so far...

Interesting concept and character design but not much has been done with it.

I feel like there's potential in the idea here.

But. There's issues.

Changing POV without warning.

... more>> Focusing way too little on the MC imo. Like, I like seeing other perspectives of how people react to our MCs. But then the writer will just skip showing us the MCs POV of the event. So we're just like. Oh, that happened, I guess?

Then I sort of lost track at one point of what was going on. I can't really explain well. But I think it's because it doesn't really feel like they ever really focus on relationships between characters and it sorta feels like they have a really bad habit of telling and not showing.

I can't really explain it really well, but it it just feels like the writing and formatting is really lacking. <<less