[[EDIT: (Alright I read starting chp again since I said I will change rating in future to understand more. The Reincarnated FMC, & the FMC (not "reincarnated" like above fmc) as their name says they were originally MC of this fantasy world. Now both of these above guys are in game our MC plays, they cant reach real ending enter our MC !

We got two new Protagonists one is our MC and the another is villainess Biyeon Adolveit. It took long time to figure out like our MC has exclusive chapter where no one appears, same way still less chp amount Biyeon Adolveit has her own solo chapters (I.e. Our MC not present). As for why Biyeon is one of protagonist prob cause she is written villain to die in game like alot diff ways as told in 3rd chp and in game pretty much everyone fights with her like all even mother (legit commits warcrimes to Biyeon since born). Another thing is Biyeons enemies/battles arent part of Main story which is the only thing MC wants to do so shes handling them alone. But shes learning to think like MC too idk if MC gonna help I didnt read far. Shes like Darth Vader I mean literally, just there was healing in this world.

In big events both appear but most MCs arcs focus on other heroines than Biyeon since like she gets her own solo chp right? But she does interact with MC dw. I am guessing Biyeons time is after 50% of story. Whatever author dumped 7 new girls in 10 chp so I gave it 1* in anger but maybe I shouldnt think all are heroines.) ]] EDIT END

Multiple girls will have interest in the protagonist, but he sees all of them as children. I wouldn't read this if all you want is a harem, since frankly the MC only really cares about his own affairs.

He's kinda goofy. He often acts as though he's trying to amuse himself. It's very apparent he treats the world much like a game especially early on. In that's sense he's pretty self-oriented and only really gets involved with others to progress what he views as "the original narrative." He's also dense.

Yes, but most are just introduced and being set up for later in the story. In general, the story does a good job of introducing you to characters before they are ever relevant.

The biggest problem with this novel is that it introduced too many elements that contradict each other, leaving the novel incomplete. Several subplots were also established and then stopped appearing from one chapter to the next, and in the end, nothing gets resolved

What exactly is Flame? This bothered me throughout the entire plot, and even at the end, it remained unresolved. They explain something different in each chapter. First, they tried to establish something related to angels (which would have been the best and most coherent option), then they mentioned constellations, and later, a failed attempt to save a world that's explained in a random murmur and left unfinished."

"The Dark King, the biggest disappointment in the novel? This also bothered me a lot. He's introduced as an all-powerful being, but in the end, his role in the plot is nonexistent. He seemed to know something about that world, and Flame calling him the 'Child of the Constellation' also mentioned a world without stars, making him seem like he could be an interesting character, but he was erased without any explanation and had a miserable ending.

- Forgotten characters: Another thing that bothered me was the large number of forgotten characters. For example, the divine spirit loses all relevance and isn't mentioned after a certain point. Another would be Cheriobian, the blessed of the moon of the earth, who faced 2 class 9 mages and was quite high on the scale. Or Anella, who isn't even mentioned after Scarlet is introduced. Jeremy, who could have been a good antagonist, was also forgotten. The plot of the dark elves also remained unresolved, and there are hundreds of characters with potential but forgotten.

- Baek yuseol: Another thing that left me upset was the number of inconsistencies with Baek Yu Seol. In one chapter, it's mentioned that the other Baek Yu Seol, although he lives inside him, is not the same. Then another Baek Yu Seol appears, and with the fragment from the other world, it's also mentioned that all the Baek Yu Seols were different. But then, in the end, they reveal that they were regressions. In the end, they don't explain anything, and everything is just inconsistencies.

- Final villain and regression? The last villain is very flat. He started off well but ended up being incredibly bad and empty. The return of the heroines is also inconsistent and happens because the author didn't know how to properly establish a romance. Hong-Biyeon was the best established and the probable winner, but due to the need to force a harem because it sells well to the audience, they were forced to backtrack. And the issue with the regressions is even worse. It's specified that if you go back in time, it would be to a different timeline in another parallel dimension. So, the heroines went after the guy from another timeline, while the Baek Yu Seol of that world ended up wandering the dimensional border and returned to Earth (That part of the novel is very vague, but it implies that he can no longer live in that world.). Also, the regression isn't permanent, but the author forgot about this too.

Conclusion: It's an entertaining novel if you don't try to think too much about things, as it's full of inconsistencies and contradictions

From the start to mid of the novel, it was great. He went here and there to get power ups, and save characters from their bad endings.

From here, it was clear how the climax would go. The Black Dragon would come earlier but because of MC saving relevant characters, together they would save the world like Avengers troupe where reinforcements and supports from different factions work together to fight the Dragon. Very different to his game playthrough where he was the only one who killed the dragon because the world was already in pieces due to conflicts before it came. Although it was cliché, it's still a good climax.

But what happened instead is, MC suddenly became very powerful and just one tap the boss. The connections he build up around the world felt meaningless. The dragon didn't felt as dangerous as what the novel build up. And now because of plot, he disappears like how one would disappear if Thanos snap his fingers. Also because of the same plot, the heriones could travel back in time during the enrollment. From there it ends. No conclusions, not even side stories. It just ends there.

it's around the time when he disappeared again when he traveled with full frame (the game protagonist) and jelly (business elf).

example is in the elfs domain or whatever where he got a key and entered a very old elf persons chambers where that elf is asleep or something and he just does some body training like pushups, pullups and plenty of juice, and he talks with the spirit of the elf and leaves. Just that, no waking the elf up.

since full frame thinks the MC is a regressor I wanna see the story end with everyone thinking that the MC will disappear and start crying about how they'll never forget him and he's just super confused and it ends with him saying that he's not a regressor

even after 200 chapters im still hooked. Its really good. The main character is op because of his knowlegde and I love that it completely disregards the story going onto a slugfest of fists without any strategy in the future with the MC also be suprised a lot of times. My current favorite chapter is when Eiselm full frame, and hong bi yeon go to this celestial library and look at the MCs past and everywhere surrounding them theres just baek yu seoul getting mureder and them thing that he went through all of that. This suprised me as I though this story would be where they find out the the MC isn't a part of the world but they find out the MCs past is the game characters past. Im at a part where the 12 moons are being met like every arc or 2 and its very interesting like in a part of the story the 11th month says that what would happen in 10 years from the beginning of the story is completely set and it wouldnt change. The arc where baek yu seoul goes 10 years into the past is also really interesting and is a testament to the author thinking of the story before actually publishing it as Eisels dads soul is still free se he's still alive and also not to mention baek yu seoul is getting every girl

Hong Bi-yeon is best girl