It's pretty good, with no glaring faults in any of the elements in it. Nothing is particularly amazing, but it is unique enough where I don't feel like I'm reading the same story for the 50th time. The main character is quite fun to read about, and the story is not too grim.

The world building is a bit unique, with a number of elements that are explored quite deeply. The main character's power level is a big vague, but nothing too serious, and his fighting style is quite fun to... more>> read about. It is quite entertaining to watch his growing achievements in being a 'holy knight', as they feel pretty earned with what he had to go through to achieve them.

It's a step above a generic novel, so do give it a try it if you have nothing else going on. <<less

Story is ok, setting is medieval dark fantasy and the premise is cliche. Honestly the story doesn't delve deep into world building and the MC doesn't really use in game knowledge that much or mechanics that could be converted into reality if that's even a consideration since he has a system. Power scaling is totally fcked in the first 50 chapters and, Tbh this story is just something to read on the side, not good not bad.

BTW do not read this on cyborg tl, not only is it inconsistent with... more>> some names but the entire translation used 2000 era western slang which makes it basically unreable. Like holy sh*t if you wanted the MC to speak like that I can understand but every single character uses the Slang in a MEDIEVAL setting btw. <<less

The idea behind the story seems quite fun except as of chapter 32 MC seems to be op already. I don't want to read about a dude just bonking everybody without any struggle.

Akaza translations is most likely using mtl without proper editing, as some moments and fights are really confusing not to mention the names: Zihilrat -> Zihilet -> Zilhilet -> Jihilrat, Wallachia -> Walraika, book/codex/scripture/law of light. Even though it's easy to recognize it's really annoying.

Overall nothing really outstanding, it's okay for killing some time.

Maybe I'll pick it up... more>> when it gets a better translation because what's the point of reading action novel when I can't wrap my head around what's happening in a fight due to terrible translation? <<less

A generic novel in possession of game characters troupe. Good timepass read but thats it, nothing special as of now. Weak constitution but OP ability, grinding, etc. Same as many other novels.

P.S. Azaka translations seems to be using unedited AI translation, readable but not edited, especially names:

Law of Light, Codex of Light, Scripture of Light, Book of Light, etc

... more>> Abyssal beast became Furnace beast in the next chapter

Skill name changed from Omen to Prelude.

Story can be understood but these changes put me off, so On hold for now, hopefully better translation for the novel happens. <<less

Wow, this is seriously such a gem. The main character is forced into becoming the sole believer of the god of nameless chaos (imagine horrific tent**les, predation, corruption, etc), but he somehow manages to maintain his sanity and use his powers of chaos for good (so far?). I really love that he still tries to hold onto his humanity despite everything, and the mystery behind the world is so intriguing.

I liked it, the story, the setting, . Im in the part where the MC is about to take a step from the starting line, still not that deep.

Tho I liked it I gave it a 3 star. Why? Because the group translator "Fenrir Translations" cannot decided on which name should be used, for example: one of the characters name is Isolde in the next chapter Iseult is used then it would be back to Isolde. It keeps changing like wtf? The other one is Kalsen which names would be... more>> changed two times, , let me be clear ok? I don't mind mistakes it could happen but the names being changed really is irksome and irritating it breaks your immersion and the changing names doesn't just happen by chapters but sometimes happen within a single chapter like for real? Who dafck is Khistil?

Sorry for the rant but its just frustrating. <<less

This novel is osm. One of my favorite I've read, and that's saying A LOT.

The MC is OP but it's very well done. He's also not blatantly s*upid like a lot of MC's. The opposite actually. He's witty, cunning, and not afraid to throw whoever is closest to him at the time under the bus at a moments notice. Completely merciless in the best way. The characters are also well written and you will not find a lot of female characters like other novels. The novel world is slowing building.... more>> And I am becoming fan of 'Nameless Chaos', and also you will. You can read this. <<less

I'm actually been eyeing this novel since GalaxyTL promote it. And kudos to AkazaTranslation for continuing it. The story starts with a typical cliche of MC being transmigrated to the game. And as the title suggest he became the paladin of a redacted God. Though the lore portray the Nameless Chaos as an apathetic and evil god. And yes he might be ? Chaos is actually pretty moody and he cares about Isaac A LOT lmao.

Throws tantrum

Adjust missions for Isaac

Chaos always save the day

Possessive lmao (most relatable quote "You're mine")

Chaos also doesn't want to be called ''That tentacle monster"

All in all it's all about Isaac interaction with the world with his tentacle buddy and his not so lucky vampire apostle

Ignore any reviews below 70 chapters, the world is only introducing things before that stage. It also gets increasingly better the more you read on. Read until the angel fight before opinating. The main character is only op compared to some normal humans.

Decent story, it's about a witty, cunning character eventually rising through the ranks in a theocracy.