Novel absolutely not recommended to read.

Novel is extra mindless and brain dead from the very start with MC being a “villain” and then it turning out (extremely ridiculously) that the OG MC was actually a super patriotic nice guy who was ruined by his evil ex-boyfriend in the most laughable manner passable. MC can’t even understand eating food or technology but within a few days is the top hacker in the world and the best at everything. This continues with MC being the most Mary Sue/Gary Stu beautiful most overpowered... more>> best guy ever who everyone lusts over. Novel only goes downhill from here, with each world more crazy than the last. At one point MC just coasts on looks alone until he reveals his One Shot strength.

There’s basically no real romance and the system is nearly pointless except for suggesting MC spend points to effortlessly win.

Definitely one of the more mediocre and bad quick transmigrations novels out there. -900Quintillion/10.

P.S. MC has basically no common sense except when author plot armors it in, which really immediately destroys any story immersion or point to the MC returning to their original world. Since they’re such a godlike figure, it makes the pointless ending even more worthless. <<less

The author has done some research into space-time interdimensional travel so it's pretty interesting, one star for that.

I think I might quit reading this because I've always hated novels where Systems force the MC to act differently from how they usually are. It just makes any interaction with the ML seem really fake and the ML fell in love with that fakeness. This is also why I tend to dislike System novels, absolute laziness on the author's part and only a few novels do it well.

Thank you translator for your... more>> hard work, one star for your efforts. <<less

Tbh because the framework of this novel looks similar to the novel (The return of the lord god) written back in 2016 is very similar, plus this novel is shorter, it's kind of underwhelming.

I looked at my notes that claim - good for reading once

:D Ain't I honest with myself. But honestly I wouldn't blame anyone if they decided to drop it and never finish, it's up to you. I consume different type of tr*sh and what can I say, I've read novels way worse than this and when you... more>> do it, novels of this height start seeming to be cuter. Relative comparison is a big thing. But I definitely stand by the reading once claim, since when I was thinking of reading/re-reading novels I bookmarked I tried to follow this one and honestly, it wasn't fascinating.

In many ways it repeats what was already said in 2016, some parts may be done better, some worse and this is what is surprising, because with 5 years apart you might think the author will bring new dish to the table. From another side I can understand that most authors don't realize how they like to use some of the previous stuff.

Few short words about MC, he was awakened from slumber and bound to system, the system is the villain saving one, but actually it's false applying to MC, he was in the state of sleep for the longest time, it almost felt like conspiracy. What else is that there is a world plotline and memories of the original owner that don't coincide. In the world plot he is portrayed like the worst scum or smth like that, but the memories draw a different picture. He travels worlds with the hidden mission on the road to godhood where he also meets a man in every world, God of War, more ancient than anything :'D So basically that's it, trave, save those wronged people, reach the pinnacle and do the best for these worlds.

I can't say it was horrible actually, as I said it pales in comparison to some really unthinkable novels I've read, but may not be everyone's cup of tea. Yet I enjoyed it, I'm a novel raccoon, I enjoy my tr*sh :"D <<less

Well, I can give this novel 4.3 star. It's pretty good in some places but some things are too boring that u might skipp it.

Villians are s*upid as heck but I glad that all of them don't have the same ending.

Good story for one evening and nothing more.

My final impression of this novel is good, though it's quite cringe in places.

This one could be a good starter for readers who are new to QT. The author has a clear streamline style of storytelling. The novel started out slow, contemplative and descriptive so readers could soak in the information slowly as they read. I've never felt being pulled smack-dab into the fray with this novel because the author took time to explain about 5W + 1H of the setting.

Also, I rarely read QTs where the MC transmigrated AFTER... more>> the plot happened, so it's interesting to read how he'd climb up from the quagmire. And although he was admittedly OP, it was also because he has the original's memory and skill, so he just has to polish a bit. Another plus is that my nerd side is happy about the theories that MC actually explained. He's one hella smart cookie.

About the topic of nationalism, unexpectedly I wasn't that bothered about it in this novel. Do mind that I don't like the way authors pushed that agenda to my face because it's more like 'our country is da bezzzt and other countries should be subservient', and I'd be like, ewww gross auto 1 star rating. But unexpectedly, this author took the perspective of 'what MC can do for his country' and that part of me who loves my country (NOT the government, I repeat) a tiiiiny bit approved of that.

And the way MC used the points... I think it's necessary because I don't have the patience for slow growths. Besides, MC himself agreed to it and the system's DAMN useful so although it seemed too plot armor-ish or too instant, I don't see why not. It's rare that a QT system was this useful 👌 It's a polite, useful system that didn't dig pit for its hosts. I adore it already. It also explained everything thoroughly, even the effect of what MC requested from it. Useless systems aren't cute at all lol.

PS: Please add 'pe*verted protagonist' tag 😂😂 <<less