Usually I do not judge a novel this early, but alas, there is no need to wait this time. I will not consider the content of the early chapters spoilers, so you are warned.

The story begins with truck-kun, but plot twist, it's no Isekai, but instead the MC gains ESP, aka precognition. Now, at chapter 12, I can only say that even the most s*upid ecchi harem isekai garbage would have been better.

These esp powers are... well, what do you expect? Blatantly overpowered. To a point where he can, with a few months of training and after waking up from a coma, beat a master swordsman (albeit in a mock battle). Very early it becomes clear that he will never really face any challenges, or that any of the side characters will matter. Multiple chances to make them anywhere near relevant were missed here already such as a conflict with his mother over borrowing money for a dojo when his family is in a somewhat significant dept.

Around this time we also learn that he used to be known as the human dragon. Named such because he managed to beat an entire guild 1 vs 1000. And the guild was high end (Specifically he even killed the #11 player on the server). And that's before he even got his hax. And while his character and items were lost this is another nail in the coffin. He is established as basically a gaming god here already.

A little later we have him in the game, with a character looking like his buff new self. He has read up on the game, as expected from a competitive player who wants to earn a fortune using the game. Actually, not much reason to criticize here, it's neither interesting nor terribad.

Next he interacts with a few NPCs, and well. The dialogue is meh, which would be immersing cuz NPCs. However, it only takes him a few paragraphs to get even a somewhat legendary NPC to pretty much max affection, requiring next to no effort. This will become a staple of this novel. On the side he also gains a broken side stat.

What follows is the next big bullshit. He begins (forcefully but we) a quest which is infamous for being uncleared for years. And he does this at level 1, when the quest hard sets someone to usually level 10. He clears with some minor inconveniences and gets two (or basically three) things, and all of them are incredibly problematic.

1: A material so rare its basically unknown in the game (Which sends him on another side quest)

2: A unique (and VERY overpowered weapon)

3: A hidden class

The first is not really problematic, as it had no influence on the plot so far. But the other two... well. The weapon is plain s*upid. It has an infinite growth hax attached and is limited to him only. Meaning killing him and taking the sword doesn't work. It also has offensive characteristics of which only three have been revealed so far:

1: It consumes an item of a minimum rarity (but it works with super low-level drops so we) and DOUBLES his stats for one minute. WTF. Has this author even played a bloody video game?

2: A random offensive damage proc which can permanently steal stats on kill. Any kill. Again. WTF. This ability alone means no player in the game without infinite growth hax will ever be able to beat him (as a level, and thus stat, cap is mandatory in game design) as he approaches late game. This ALWAYS procs (on kill) when skill 1 is active.

3: The blade can strike incorporeal targets. He is in a dungeon with undead rn and we haven't seen any ghosts yet. Take your guess lads and gents.

Dying means he "has a high chance to turn into a monster under the swords control for 24 hours or lose the weapon". His class is the weapon. Weak point? Very much. Will it ever be used? Not so hot take after seeing the rest: Probably not. His class is his weapon after all. It can also absorb scrap to upgrade itself, presumably infinitely. Yikes.

The video of the quest is also sold for quite a bit of cash, and a fairly well-paying streaming contract + a bonus. This solved all his family's money issues on the spot.

Now that we are done with the BULLsh*t that went on so far, we can move on to him clearing his first dungeon. And ofc our special snowflake uses his broken esp power to kill a level 15 monster at level 1, just to find a "hidden dungeon". Exp and item drop immediately doubled cuz he is the first to find it. mu*ders a miniboss and gets an item which is extremely good against the boss. Since he is the first to kill the mini boss, he gets this super rare drop guaranteed. Neat. Reduces his broken ass luck factor but breaks the world building even more. He finds the boss, figures out that level 15 is a bit low for a level 30 boss with his esp, and gets himself a literal s*ave for a week via a short battle. Boss gets killed, and skill 1 and 2 are used. He gets a ton of loot, done.

As pointed out the world building breaks extremely early on, and only gets worse. The characters are one-dimensional garbage so far (NPCs got more spotlight than his family). The plot is just a mix of bad and tropes which I would usually expect in xianxia. The translation is alright, but the base writing is simply stiff, and sometimes comedically bad (as expected of WW, sh*t taste in novels but competent staff). I don't think this novel is worth anymore of my time, and probably neither yours. The fact that I can write an essay about how f*cked up the novel is with only 12 chapters material speaks volumes.