Actualy something good didnt expect this starting to like it very much gonna put this in my library and vote some power stones when i have any
So far, I am greatly enjoying this read overall. Reading a novel that is written by an English speaking writer is certainly a different experience than a translated story or a foreign writer. That is not to say that I don't enjoy a foreign read, but the difference in colloquialisms and overall vocabulary mastery is quite different and a nice change of pace.
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I'm sleepy and I tried reading this and guess what this is the best book to make someone sleep!! the plot is very interesting but the explanations are too much it gets too boring..... will try to read again in the future but right now? NO thanks
It's interesting, sure, but the characters are flat. The author seems to think that humor or camadre comes from random snippets of party members shouting insults at each other or random nonsensical banter. Consistency was an issue early - either the author or translator did not properly proofread, since repetition of information seems to be contradictory: the AOE sweep skill that was supposed to have gone from 100-200% damage because the MC did a certain quest perfectly is displayed as 200% both times in the story, despite the first instance being supposedly 100. Several other, smaller inconsistencies in dialogue also pop up.The number scaling is also ridiculous - supposedly the number of players in the very beginning were 4 million simultaneously with over a billion after 5 years.... And the 'guy whose uncle works at the company' states that the VR helmets for the game sold 500 million of its stock preorder... Supposing that a super advanced VR helmet that connects to neural pathways was priced CHEAPER than today's high resolution monitor helmets at 500 dollars, and that millions of individual people could afford such a luxury and were willing to pay for it, the company would have just made 250 billion dollars of revenue. In preorders.However, if you can retain your suspension of disbelief then it's entertaining. At least until you get past the first 2 dungeons. The damage scaling doesn't change at all. The MC at level 16 can do 400 damage with his 'super op' aoe ability. Then later after more than tripling his weapons attack and getting a flat 50% armor penetration ability it does 700 damage to regular mobs. Then, despite the MC's perfect knowledge of the boss attack patterns and having party members that are described as being extremely good, being potentially pro level after improving some mechanical skills, they get wiped several times. From dumb mistakes.Overall, not bad.Honestly? Not worth being nearly as highly rated or popular.It has many, many flaws that can be easy to overlook, so might make for a decent read.
THE ERA OF GODS IS 100x better than this. Novel is absolute garbage. They put all the good novels together and all the bad ones together. Why??!?!
very nice novel, it's just that during the whole reading time I got so depressed that I even refused to eat fried chicken.You realize !!This story is so existing but at the same time very depressing.Reminds me of Li Qiye
Obligatory one star review, I saw that the translator came into the review section asking people to stop giving one star reviews, so I figured I'd come and be spiteful because most of my favorite novels have been dropped before being finished so why not, right? Maybe if I was busy reading my favorite novels, I wouldn't have time to be spiteful. But now that I have so much free time....
it's pretty rough in places, especially the gender pronoun switches, but I've seen worse. I like how the simulations highlight the characters' different personalities. I'll keep reading once more is released.
Worst kind of system novels in existence. Points gathering? Extremely repetetive and zero fun. I don't care 1 star is too much. I hope it won't be realeased but... It fits requirements for release. Bad, not really funny and system. Done. If you add bribe from author. Release is set in stone.
A boy gets reincarnated in a world where summons are a thing. He wakes up to find that the summon his predecessor summoned was one of the trashiest of trash that you could summon— a skeleton. Unresigned, he plans to train the skeleton to become stronger by devising a training manual for it with the help of his golden finger. Along the way, this ‘average-looking’ boy will encounter many set backs and will overcome them along side his trusty skeleton and his gold finger system.
The author's writing style is very entrancing as the MC is somewhat talking directly to the reader (or at least it's conveyed that way). It makes me feel like I'm in the setting with them, which a lot of authors fail to do. In terms of writing, their sentence structure could use some work, but it seems more like a language gap issue and it really isn't a problem.The dialogue is very riveting and it doesn't allow me to stop. Knowing what all the characters are thinking and doing is so gratifying!This is an excellent start and I can't wait to see where this is heading. Awesome job, Author-sama!