It's quite the nice start for the story, very intriguing and a refreshing read among other isekais of the genre.

The focus of the story is management in terms of territory, people, technological advancement, war and the human relationships that govern the the flow of all those aspects which makes time skips fairly common else we'd be reading the same hundreds of words repeating menial tasks as an army prepares for months to wage war.

The MC has overwhelming advantages due to the benefits given at the start of the story but... more>> they are by no means secure victory as he has to explore his own nature and values while adapting to the culture and worldview of the early medieval age. The interplay between his nature as a modern person, the demands of the nature of the era, as well as his principles with all the different aspects of management and relationships is very nice.

The only minor nitpick I have is the lack of clarity on the benefits given before the isekai that would allow us to better grasp the potential development of MC but I guess the fault lies on MC's own inattentiveness during the selection of benefits and the passage of 17 years before the start of the current timeline. That said, the benefits are not absolute rules or powers like other RPG isekais but rather present themselves as talents that ought to be developed before they blossom. Before that happens, a lot of events and growth needs to happen in which the MC has the possibility of failure and death.

There's quite a few things to look forward in the story. <<less

I am rating this based the work put in. This seems like it placed heavy emphasis on what appears to be historical accuracy with the setting, getting into the nitty gritty of noble titles of various lands, the politics, and practical concerns.

Obviously, the protagonist is literally an overpowered, balance break character thrown into all this. You are watching the dramatization of the author's 4x strategy game playthrough where they set all stats to max and haphazardly through every trait that seemed vaguely positive. However, he gets an appropriate amount of... more>> awe from those around him that realize he is not playing by the world's rules. <<less

While he wanted to play a game the MC gets reincaranated as ragnar lothbroks 6th son.

All the stats and traits he had chosen before he died are activated in his new life.

This means max stats and all the positive traits posible... MC is seriously too OP from the start.

... more>> So MC OP and disliking viking culture becomes the king and swearing to change everything to be more peaceful.

Because of his BS traits this wil take no effort. (at chapter 34 only few traits are shown and these traits have effect on everyone under his rule)

Honestly not sure where this story is going at this point and it's stil early on. You got OP MC and soon OP troops with an abundent amount of food but also have an MC who hates the viking culture and dislikes war.

Do with this info what you wil. <<less