First thing first, I'm quite flabbergasted by the person who gives this novel a one-star rating even though there are only three chapters out currently.

I have been following the story since yesterday and, should I say, I quite like the plot. At first, when I read the earlier chapters, I thought that the story looked the same as LCF (Lout of the Count's Family), and I was concerned if this story would be labeled or said to be 'following' LCF, but fortunately, they are not the same. And I'm satisfied.

The... more>> Main Character is a person named Jeong Ji-Hyeon from Korea, getting into the hidden route of the game that he has been playing for a whole month. He doesn't like the game that much, but because of his personality, that is; 'Once started something, finish it to the end.' He cannot just go past the game and act like he's never gotten into it, so he played it like there's no tomorrow and cleared the game within a month.

He had a system and a god who would frequently talk to him in his mind. I really like the God Kyros because he was soo cuteeee, like a newborn baby god (lmao). I mean, he's dignified, sure. But, his cuteness overflows more than his charm as a god, even his incarnation is SO FRICKIN CUTE OMG

*COUGH*........ Anyway–

The way to get out of the game world (?) is for him to clear the main mission, (main quest), and that is for him to spread Kyrosism (Kyros Religion) through the world, moving on from a low-grade cult onto a legitimate Religion and driving out the demon Deigo (the God of Deigo Religion), within three years.

The beginning is quite good, the pace is not too fast nor too slow, well, for me at least.

Levlov Holden (the body owner our protagonist possessed), has a disease called "Molrone's Disease", a disease that has not yet been found the cure for its treatment. This disease is caused by a parasitic creature resembling a worm inside the body of the original owner, leading him to faint frequently from the pain and coughing up a large chunk of blood. But don't worry, as it won't be long before our protagonist treats this disease, since he already found a way to cure it, and that is through the knowledge found in the game.

Within the range of the chapters that I had read, the disease has been cured. And the protagonist is on his way to go to another Kingdom, to spread Kyros Religion, and find more followers.

I cannot say more other than these, since the rest would be spoilers :')

I hope you can decide on your own whether you will read this story or not. And wait for more chapters to come before foolishly giving a rating to this story. Or, you can climb up the wall like me and read it raw.

Well, that's all I wanted to say. Hope you have a nice day~!! <3 <<less

Plotwise it isn't that bad albeit generic and predictable, but there's too much bl baiting for a story that isn't actually bl. Gets annoying real quick.

Also, I don't mind mtl if it's well-edited, but I find the translator rather shameless for paywalling chapters when they can't even bother to edit the most glaring, basic mistakes. Often in one chapter you'd get two to three different spellings for various character names, and some words are left as romanized korean that I don't even know what they're referring to.

I like it so far. The character's personalities are very cute and the plot is simple and easy to follow. I don't really think it's similar to TCF this novel has it's own storyline. Besides the constant name changing in the translations it's smooth to read.

Comedy is five stars. I love Zain and Revelof's interactions also can't wait to see more Terdius and Revelof interact more (⪰∇⪯) (Terdius is such a tsundere)

It's not BL just really fruity

I love seeing a new transmigration plot. It's always characters transmigrating... more>> into a book so I find the idea of transmigrating into a game interesting. It's also interesting that the hidden route of the game is different from what the MC was used to such as Terdius not being apart of Kyros Faith. Also the whole novel being about two conflicting religions is something I've never seen making it 100x more interesting I sadly sit impatiently waiting for new chapters.

The only bad thing about the novel is that everything seems way too easy for the MC. When he get skills from the gacha he is always getting something good and even in tight situations the author doesn't really convey a sense of danger for us readers. So any fight scene feels bland in my opinion. Maybe that'll change in the future chapters *shrug* <<less

Giving it 5 stars because reading it up to ch45 genuinely made me happy. No complaints about characterization or very obvious plot holes so far. The deus ex machina moments can be comfortably ignored as well. Translation is great! There are some chapters where the spelling of the names changes but it doesn’t take away from the immersion of reading.

Like what the previous comment said, it does start off pretty similar with TCF. But it becomes its own as the story progresses. Which means, if you like TCF then you’ll... more>> definitely find the potential in this one. <<less