as he's hunting, he "haves" to hang all the corpses, "haves" to use a skill to draw imagery of his church, "haves" to make a big spectacle of things, because that's how he lvls up his special stat for his special class, if he wins in PVP, he gets a boost IF he subdues the enemy and burns him at the stake... he's literally an inquisitor burning heretics in a VR game where the player "feels" some part of the "damage" they receive

The author doesn't go in detail about MC "Unique" constitution, he "happens" to know about the most optimal way to speed run his play through and his motives for not joining the guild are very flimsy. Oh, he also happens to be very good at VR combat due to his "PC gaming" experience. Like how does smashing buttons in a PC game give real life combat experience???

And the away the author goes into waaay to much detail about every single game mechanic just feels annoying because it feels like 5 year olds are reading this novel for the first time. You don't need to mention every single time that he has gaming experience to justify his combat capabilities. Also, what was the use of the scene where they showed someone swinging at a dummy 100k times? Like, this didn't need 3 paragraphs to explain the "equality" that the game strives to give every user while the MC "somehow" got a cheat job class. This is hypocrisy at the next level. Give the guy some challenges relating to the "madness" trait associated with his job.

Speaking about his job, what happened to the church where they locked the MC? It was a very good opportunity for the MC to overcome the situation by his "detailed research about this game" but NO, you have the goddesses herself just opening the jail cell for him. And why was the security so lax in a supposed dungeon prison.

Also, what's with the goddess's sense of justice? Robbing a dead player is completely fine but ignoring a stranger (who happens to be female) is not ok? What happened to the craziness that she supposedly shows in her quests? I didn't see it in the activities that the MC does to level up? I thought his affiliation to the goddess of madness will pose a very difficult challenge for the MC while playing the game but I don't see that anywhere. The author is not even trying to follow the basic rules of storytelling.