Lets get the bad out of the gate first: there is nothing groundbreakingly new about this series. It's a modern day dungeon crawl with a main character who is a Kirito wannabe with a unique power which allows him to exploit the rules of dungeons to level up fast.

The good is that the story is still engaging enough that you want to see what happens next. Chapters are relatively short and bite sized, the level grindy parts are mostly glossed over, there's a good flow of boss action to keep... more>> readers interested and the supporting cast are interesting enough in their own right to keep the non-dungeon sections flowing.

Don't expect this series to change the world but if you've got some time and you're looking for a series to entertain without a heavy mental/emotional load then this one delivers. <<less

Nothing new/unique but nothing bad either.

MC was looked down upon in the beginning but after a while awakens his cheat ability and aims to become the strongest he meets comrades along the way each which also possess strong skills and add +1 to his future harem.

They can be categorized into types like an energetic, quiet, little sister (literally the best way I can describe that type lol), etc.
Similarly, MC is the dense harem protag who never gives up and tries to save everyone he has a strong ability but isn't peerless under the heavens he is smart enough to out smart his enemies in combat but his brain cells go on hiatus in nearly every other situation.

The best way to explain it is as JP Isekai type mixed with KR dungeon type so if you like similar stuff I recommend it just don't set your expectations too high it might have a couple of moments that surprise you. But it can get a little boring at times, and the story can be pretty predictable but not in a bad way (Idk how to explain it but it's not bad that it's predictable).

Chapters are short so you can quickly catch up, so if your looking for a shorter read here you are.

I really love this story but I am not optimistic about getting an ending. The author released the first 194 chapters over the course of 8 months or so (2020 to 2021). Then apparently stopped writing the WN to focus on the LNs. There were three of these and the last one was released at the end of 2021 with no fourth book released in the last two years. The author started updating again in August, but has released about 16 chapters over four months. This is still a rate... more>> of a little less than a chapter a week, but the chapters aren't particularly long and compared to the chapter every two to three days rate the author started with, it's just hard to get into reading a chapter every ten days or whatever the rate is. They rarely take more than a few minutes each to read.

All of that being said, there are some really epic clashes in the first 194 chapters that are very satisfying and worth reading even without the promise of an ultimate ending. Very appropriate if you read them as though you're watching the finale of an anime cour and I do recommend the whole thing. I'm sure I'll re-read this series again and again while hoping it is successful enough to continue.

I really like the conceit of the level system, the restraints, and the system-breaking abilities, but the highlights for me are the attitude and perseverance of the protagonist.

I remember reading someone complaining about the character grinding levels and that being boring, but it's more like the grind parts are just glossed over in-between the high octane action scenes and character relationships. If you're reading the chapters very slowly they may seem a little grindy, but the chapters are very short and extremely easy to progress through and we almost always just get the results of the grinding in-between the interesting parts. <<less

Enjoyable read.

There's not many special words or sentences that used in the novel. Most words/sentences also appear in any other novel, so it's make it easy for me to comprehend the story without the need to google certain words/sentences.

A really light read. I could easily finish each chapter within minutes.

... more>> -The characters are so so

-The world building, I still can't judge it since it's still moving around Japan

-Special power or skill is kinda fun, there are new skill that I haven't found in another novel

-The leveling system is kinda unique, usually there is level cap as a max level either 100, 1000, 10000 <<less

Story -3.5

MC -4

Side characters -3.5

... more>> Well as the title says the story goes of MC having cheat ability wuth which he lvls up really fast.

It could have been a really good one if author tried a little bit more.

The world isnt explained that much like the changes in law and society. Uses of material in dungeons. The characters arent explained that well. The dungeon layout and fights are explained in really good way, for that I would give it 5 /5 rating.

But after a little while things changes it gets boring like all other lns. The MC loses its value as their turn out to be another person who isnt restricted like him. It feels like the author forgot the title of his own ln.

U could it if u r that bored. Its just too bland. <<less

This novel seems to incorporate a lot of Korean elements despite being JP in origin. It is an interesting mix between the two cultures, and there is a chance that it could be a perfect fusion for you if you enjoy both. However, it could also take your least favorite elements from both while leaving out the ones you think are best. Either way it is worth reading a bit to find out.

I personally like the very KR setting (modern urban dimensional dungeons) and protagonist (a bit edgy, way more... more>> assertive than a typical JP MC, and very proactive). The novel also brings several things I like from JP novels. A lot of sections are very slice of lifey (and mostly entertaining to read through). The (potential) heroines are a less forceful in approaching the MC (I think KR novels go too far in the other direction a lot of the time). Also, the story is mostly about the characters rather than the world or events taking place.

Unfortunately there are some flaws with this story. My biggest complaint is that the MC acts very much like a typical shounen protagonist that thinks they are immortal. Every time a risk vs reward decision comes up MC decides it is worth gambling his life despite the fact that he is absolutely not in a position where he can afford to die. His sister that he is supposedly very attached to relies on him financially. It is revealed that he never buys any luxuries for himself because their financial situation is so tight. Despite that he risks his life in fighting strong enemies when he could make more experience and money killing multiple weak ones with no risk instead.

The worst part is that I don’t think he started the novel this way. The author just suddenly made him

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Choose to fight an overwhelming boss instead of running away

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After the author changes his personality the MC is retconned to have The experience of constantly fighting enemies stronger than himself and he is made to have had something in his personality that made him a true adventurer compared to others. None of that seemed to be present at the start of the novel though.

I think the novel is still worth a try though, and I definitely recommend you give it one if it sounds at all appealing. <<less

It's an okay novel. It was a decent read until the point at which I read it. I'm dropping it though.

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Around chapter 71 a bunch of super cliche events happen that to me just ruined all my enthusiasm for the story. Specifically (actual moderately large spoiler, will put in separate spoiler tag just in case)

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Specifically the main character's sister gets a unique skill that's perfect to advance the plot and let her go in dungeons with him... along with a bunch of other great skills. Why? I'm supposed to believe two siblings both get crazy unique skills that happen to synergize? I didn't like the sister character in the first place and now I have to endure her the whole novel? She's frankly annoying. I don't want to read a novel where the MC babysits his annoying tsundere sister. I'll pass.

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