the MC f*cking hates the ML. Everything he does is some sort of convoluted master plan to finally defeat the ML. 300 chapters later, he actually succeeds, but suddenly the MC is IN LOVE with him??? You've got to be f*cking kidding me.

-Plot armor is a bit too much. MC indeed struggle but Oh! Dear! Because he’s a fraudster he has like a billions talents so he always guess what’s gonna happen next and make the necessary preparation and he’s so good at understanding others that he can always find the rights words, he’s NEVER wrong.

-It irks me how the audience calls him wife right from the beginning. He doesn’t give bottom vibes at all so... yea.

-Romance is non-existant and I’m not sure how the author will make them fall in love with each other. On one side, MC wants to kill ML and on the other, ML wants to eat (literally yes) MC. Although I do not mind an enemy-to-lover plot, in this novel, I feel no chemistry at all. Whenever the MC and ML have a scene together, I can’t wait for it to be over as it feels so forced. I genuinely think that Sang Wo just wants them to interact to justify that “this is the CP”. I don’t know, personally I’d prefer if the ML didn’t exist or wasn’t some evasive existence who kind of copy past his actions from one arc to another (Waking up, being praised to heaven by the author, scaring MC, being hungry for MC, getting played by MC).

-I also have to say, the ML is bland af. My man has no personality besides “I’m Hungry and I wanna eat him but for some reason Im still not eating him so I stay hungry and I still somehow believe his BS even though I know he’s lying to me”. I really don’t get why he didn’t eat MC yet because, honestly, he’s portrayed as an all mighty evil god who do NOT care about anything and is for some reason trapped into the system. In the first 2 instances (which last nearly 100 chapters), he has no reasons not to immediately eat the MC: first one, he just follows his instincts so why does he bother listening to MC, and the second one, he’s getting played by MC yapping even though all he thinks about is eating him. It’s only in the third arc that there’s an actual valid reason for him not to eat the MC: he makes him his bishop and thus gives him the task of retrieving his fragments, the deal being of him not eating the MC if he succeed...

I don’t know if what I said was clear enough but in short: ML’s attitude until the third arc makes no sense. It’s just the plot armor that makes MC able to survive their encounter so... Not my preference but it’s just a personal dislike on my end.

ghost babies

frogs, seeing the characters react to Lilith regaining sanity to sacrifice herself and save them was really emotional.

I don't think I've seen any real feeling apart from lust from the ML but well-

MC is a liar, a really big one, quite manipulative and intelligent, he's not a bad guy, but he won't mind if someone dies around him if that person didn't gave him any benefit, but he's still somewhat gentle with his teammates, he's also really charismatic, and a big scaredy-cat even when he doesn't show his fear and values his life more than anything. So far I don't think we've been able to see anything from his past so, there's not much to say in that aspect.

ML, we don't know much about him, he's the kind of ML that appears in multiple instances and is kind of in a lot of pieces, yeah, that type -if you have read more QT/Infinite Flow I think you will know what I'm talking about- and for now I think that what he most feels is lust for MC. He's a god but he's been awaken by the MC and he's restoring his power little by little with each instance, but that doesn't mean that is a "happy cooperation" in between MC and ML, if MC has helped ML to recover has mostly been by accident, because MC doesn't really have any soft feelings towards him so far.

I absolutely love how shameless the MC is. He will do whatever it takes to survive including acting calmly despite being the opposite and fooling everyone even the NPCs and ghosts.

And yet despite scamming everyone to survive, he doesn't hesitate to help people despite there being low benefits. Even though his thoughts and beliefs are simply him just using them, he still helps them survive by sacrificing his own safety and masking it with his shamelessness. While yes, he is undoubtedly a scammer, he's mostly a coward so him sacrificing his own safety every time something bad happens says a lot about his personality. It's why I don't completely believe him whenever he says he just uses people for his own benefit. In short, he's a mix of selfish and selfless.

The way he wins is simply mind-boggling. I feel surprised every time he does something that requires simple common sense and I would think "why did I not think of that?!" His methods are either crazy and suicidal or so simple that it makes you feel embarrassed that you didn't think of it.

Like that one time he used his phone to record the bells attached to the ghosts so he can walk past them without alerting them during a hide and seek scene.

The only OP about him is his sharp memory and luck, to be honest. But even his luck is 50/50 because most of the time, he has the worst luck in the whole game.

So far, I don't have much opinion about the ML since he doesn't seem to be showing much personality so far. I hope to see more of him and his interactions with MC in the future.

And so far, MC is pretty much afraid of the ML because of how intense he is. I wonder how their relationship will develop.

The author also makes a lot of interesting concepts. The author writes all these rules and scenarios that makes everything completely unexpected. You need to read between the lines of the rules to understand what you should and shouldn't do. Even now, I still feel in awe at how amazing the author is to be able to create these interesting ideas.

My favorite is the amusement park instance since I had a hard time knowing how the MC will win or survive under those heavy circumstances. It's one of those instances where everything seems impossible. It's one of the moments when I felt scared for the MC and the rest of the characters.

I don't feel much about the third arc though. The instance about the Antai community does have a good plot twist but it's a bit messy compared to the first two arcs, the school and hospital instances. It also requires some cultural knowledge (aside from the bagua that we have here in our country) that I don't know much about so I was a bit confused on some parts in that arc. But I still like how the MC completely destroyed that part. Even now, I don't know what the hell is going on with the MC's brain to be able to think of that solution with so many disadvantages. It makes me feel bad for the system for just a little bit (lmao).