So when MC is abondened on earth, the gods envoy (a beauty) comes to him and accompanies him for a millinia, eventually falling for the MC and at the same time MC also falls for her (atleast the author says so).

When its time for humanity to return the love birds r forced to seperate and the MC makes a firm resolve that he will become strong enough to snatch his sweetheart from the heavens. Then comes the entry of second heroine (another angel), who also 'unexpectedly' gets close to him.

And numerous times when he (the mc) is close to death, the author reminds us that he's living for the sole purpose of reuniting with his 'first love'

And surprisingly he DOES reunite with her just after two months of seperation.

Unlike the spark u would imagine to be formed after they reunite NOTHING of that sort happens.

The MC is like,

"Oh, Hey! We meet again. What a coincidence."

The romance was really late in the story and was like 2-4 chapters long excluding the onesided love, jealousy, and epilogue/extras. It also waited until the epilogue for the other girls feelings to get accepted. Marriage even happened after the epilogue.

Why was Na YuNa sought by the higher existences if all of them already had a love interest, or wanted complete destruction? Though maybe it was carried out by the officers, low ranks of the factions, or a matter of pride.

Another one is the cross bag which had effects added to it even though you shouldn't be able to tinker it. It might be counted as an item rather than an artifact though.

Last one is heavens rewards. How did they give stat points to people and how did they give skills? Shouldn't they improve themselves if they can gift him stuff? Maybe it was a matter of the difference in league or they had in their treasury or something.

I'm probably complaining too much for a comedy but I tried to make sense of it

I like the fact that nothing useless was put in (for example the first 5th class fight was shown the rest were not. I like the comedy of it I didn't burst out laughing but I smiled and thought that was pretty good. I love the crafting especially when he made something a tier up.

I like the fact that he slowly went from a lonely man on earth to gaining followers to leading a faction as god. Each of his followers were loyal and were mostly different from eachother in personality.I like the fact that the MC was not trusting, and was merciless against most of his enemies. His will was strong against dead souls in him, living for 1000 years without losing his mind, and etc.

I enjoyed watching the evolution of the MC from human to god. I do wish though the final fight was better. It ended quick and his followers that he armed were pointless. Maybe the point was just that he surpassed god and that since he was god he didn't have to put much effort.

Also really glad because of the training long time type time skips (1000 years, or in a dungeon).

Well, the thing with his girlfriend might seem like ai no chikara stuff but it's actually planned by the MC from even before the battle, which is another plus point for me.

The fight against the final boss ended up anticlimatic and it was so quick because he grind too much.

Reminds me on how I play RPG games, grind grind grind and the final boss ended up being a piece of cake.

But there is a serious problem of logic like killing a boss monster with 200 more level than you only give you 4 level up and the fact that he is the best blacksmith of all universe only because he worked hard for 200 years doing that with only one metal? Blacksmith is an art that is develop from generation master to student that date from 5 000BC and he say he surpass that from just 200 years and with the other world that have dwarf that could have a lifespan of more than 1000?