The protagonist quits his job as a trainee when his company attempts to force him into prostitution. Supported by his affluent family, he becomes a recluse, immersing himself in video games. Soon after, he finds himself transported into a game where he must become an idol to survive, only to discover that all his stats have been reset to extremely low levels.
Perhaps it’s just not the kind of story I’m interested in, but it feels too arbitrary. Typically, when someone faces such severe consequences, there’s a background of karmic retribution or some deeper reason—especially with such harsh penalties. Avoiding prostitution is a perfectly valid reason to leave a job, and I don’t see why he should be punished and forced into a similar situation. It even seems like his gaming could have opened up an alternative career in streaming and content creation.
Maybe I’ve “stopped too soon,” but after 10 chapters, the characters are neither deep, detailed, nor particularly likable. I’ve pushed myself to read this far, but I just can’t muster any interest to continue.
That said, the writing isn’t terrible, so if you specifically *want* to read an idol survival story (where survival is quite literal), it might still be enjoyable for you.
In my opinion, "I Was Trying To Debut My Baby, But I Ended Up Debuting Instead" handles this genre better, with more interesting characters and motivations, a more engaging plot, and a more compelling rationale for the setting.
Your interpretation of reincarnation is truly refreshing. The main character doesn't pursue any predestined "treasure meant for the protagonist," and the supporting characters aren't one-dimensional, intelligent but gullible towards the protagonist. Each problem-solving approach is both innovative and humorous. Rating: 4.7 out of 5, highly recommended.
The truth is, it's nothing special. It initially seemed like it would delve into a bizarre Cthulhu-inspired madness, but it turns out to be a typical South Korean web novel with an OP main character hiding his abilities. The exaggeration has gone too far. If the author hadn't included those absurd tentacle powers, it might not have been as unbearable. The repetitive fights and constant justifications for the protagonist's reluctance to use his powers became monotonous. I held on, hoping for a unique twist, but alas, it was just a continuous letdown. There aren't any groundbreaking themes of insanity or plot twists; it's just an average story that's been done more effectively in other novels.
I'm ok the with the story and the plot and all, but what p*ss me off is the fricking long stats, it take half the chap since I'm using TTS and I cant skip it
Completed story. Although the status says ongoing, it's actually the full story. I enjoyed it. I wasn't too sure but it was definitely a good read.
End at chapter 47?
Cependant.
De plus.
L'auteur les utilise en boucle c'est un cauchemar à lire malgré une histoire plutôt intéressante
When will start updating is it close to finish
Can someone explain why there is a “INCEST” tag?
You my friend need an editor. The gender identification switches and poor English grammar in just the first 3 chapters alone have made this very difficult to read and to know who is who and who is doing what. While I completely understand that sometimes translations can leave a lot to be desired, you mist possess at least some English comprehension to translate. So far, this is a jumbled mess. Apologies for the harsh tone
getting the reviews up and to thank for the review in my book. this book is a good action read to be honest, and I read it to the latest chapter. you deserve more readers and more collections! added to my reading list
it's an amazing book and I am learning a lot.keep it up author ...