So like I said the story starts out a 3 or even 4 but by the end degrades to a 2 star at best. The reason being the story started out very interesting and entertaining until the author started to run the story into the ground which reaches it's peak in around chapter 60 when the MC time jumps to a post apocalyptic earth.... more on that later. When it starts the story was very entertaining if you were a major fan of "Reincarnating as a monster in a world with a level up and evolution system". The MC is pretty basic but is good enough to carry the story and unlike some that try and fail to make the MC a pitiful loner forever he manages to get allies and friends soon enough. There are, however, some major flaws that need to be mentioned. I'll try to convey the basic issues spoiler free but for those curious I'll elaborate in the spoilers

1. Evolution branches- The author barely even pretends that this is a branched system.

2. pacing- The pacing for this story is fast and not in a good way. I don't mean that it's skipping the grinding and wordy chapters. No it's just skimming over details and making things happen out of pure convenience to avoid having to take time to set up or explain anything. Later on there are even a few chapters that could have been their own volumes with how much apparently happened yet only some of it is even vagely described to us while the rest is simply implied. I understand if the author doesn't want to make a whole novel on certain things but sometimes a bit of world building and such and nessecary and they can't be just skimmed over like they don't really matter. Even if enough detail is given so that the story can be followed it still leaves the story feeling lacking.

3. Skills- I just find the MC's skill composition dull.

4. Antagonists- The antagonists in this series get progressively worse as the series progresses and it feels like the reason is the author ran out of ideas for them early on

Up until about chapter 50 I would still have given this series a pass as a flawed but good enough reincarnation story. But as the author heads toward the genera leap into sci fi the story degrades heavily.

Okay so after the MC "dies" in the first part he ends up on a Spacve Station on the Earth in the future after it's been destroyed by a meteor storm... Additionally the Dragon of Life who died helping him gets reborn as an egg.... and that's it. That doesn't really end up tying into anything and you can just forget I even said that. The rest of the arc is pretty meaningless. The MC is back to being a skeleton and has his game like powers. He also decides to grind creation for possibly years (it's merely stated to be a long time) to make it out and then spam creates undead to grind levels up to max. But once again he chooses demi lich for some reason. In any case the rest is about him befriending the AI in control of the station, terraforming the earth by making anti matter to power the station to do so only for it to get destroyed. He then finds out aliens were launching the meteors all along and goes to pick a fight with them. The story then takes a painful amount of time with backstories that lead no where and explaining how they combine the MC's magic with Sci fi tech to make teleporting anti matter bombs and guns that destroy planets.... again this is still the same story about a skeleton in a world of swords and magic.

At the end he's about the wipe out the alien race completely before a god named Metatron appears, reveals himself to be the mastermind, and sends the MC back to the other world with ANOTHER level reset... like he MC's level hasn't been reset enough already.

At this point something strange happens with the story. The author's pacing issues are still there but the story starts to take a strange direction that is neither good nor bad but is.... unique. To start things off the MC is a level 1 skeleton again but apparently his special evolved creation magic didn't get reset and he uses it to create a skill that converts his species to human, gives himself matter creation again, and a status disguising skill. So now the MC is human and quickly learns that he's several decades before he ever arrived in this world as a skeleton.

At this point the evolution system finally comes back into play but now more than ever the author seems to do whatever the hell he wants with it. For example the MC's first evolution choice is Hi human, Meta human, or angel. The MC chooses meta human and becomes Spiderman. I'm not making a joke that is what happens. He gets web making powers, spider sense powers, and litterally mentions spiderman. It's so cringy I had to just leave and comes back later. But if you can put that aside the story has ups and downs like a roller coaster. Like at one point the MC is doing a good job building up levels and even helping people out and making connections. But then the next he's doing gring worthy things like making bets with people to grant his wish if he wins and his only wish is for them to be his friend... he does this with both a dragon and a princess. It feels so painfully out of character that it's litterally a different person. That's not saying he's grown as a character. As that would require an evolution of his character over time. Nah this change just happens out of nowhere and now the MC is like a generic Japanese harem MC. He even starts to build a harem incluind a dark elf, a high elf, a human girl, the princess from earlier who is now a vampire, and some other characters not really worth mentioning. Oh he also hasn't given up on re connection with Valenor once the time line catches up.

The MC, at the start, had very minimal emotional reactions despite waking up as a freaking skeleton in another freaking world. He's like, 'oh, we're doing this now?' and that's pretty much it. This is one of the biggest problems with 'another world' based stories: the MCs just adapt way too quickly. He even says things along the line of, 'I am glad this doesn't freak me out'.

In the latest chapter (22), the MC becomes a higher level version of his race. It is hinted that, as skeletons are lower ranking existences, their intelligence and comprehension are generally limited to following orders and acting on instinct like animals. That being said, sometimes one might receive consciousness by chance, becoming a unique undead (there is a precedent for this as well). In this chapter, he becomes high ranked enough for his current race to no longer be considered 'small fry' and thus is now able to receive an ego/emotions.

And boy is his reaction good. 'Holy flip dicking shit, im a skeleton and all my friends are monsters'. He is sent into turmoil that he would have normally spent days being traumatized about when he first awoke. It's even worse, because ALL of the experiences he has gone through so far under a 'guiltless' mindset are now crashing down on him. I wonder how the author will resolve this. I hope he doesn't cop out by saying 'and he gets over it'. Instead, please, give him a conscience!! I was originally disappointed by his willingness to kill those who could not benefit him/attacked him (a shallow and flimsy character trait), and was considering dropping this novel. It seems like a trend that every person has to become an unfeeling douche to become stronger, which is something that is arguably necessary, but looks really messed up when put into action.

Anyway, I hope the author carries this one out well. They have already proven to be good at setting things up, foreshadowing wise.

He is 100% fine with walking around buck naked in front of his subordinates. There is no explanation for this at all, other than 'he is a pervert'.

Why makes the highest form of currency 'purple gold'? Like, is it purple? What does it look like!!You put two colors together and I don't know what to think!

He is human now. And it looks like he is going to be human for a WHILE.

The recent misadventure with an elder dragon had SO much potential. I'm not kidding when I say that the author done goofed. One minute he is in huge trouble, the next he finds an exploit and wins the fight. That's fine. However, the moment he spares the dragon... jeez, this makes me want to puke:

-She suddenly becomes super loyal (like, super unnecessary details here. It's so poorly written you will have to read the latter half of chapter 40 to understand my pain).
-Oh boy, you were a GIRL dragon? THAT sure wasn't specified before (it was). Time to draw a HUGE amount of unnecessary detail to that!

-MC gets Another territory, and essentially accomplishes all of his goals. Now all that is left is to crush the invaders, which should be easy now that he has a rank +B dragon on his side. Also, said dragon that had been tormenting an entire nation for 100 years has been waiting for a rival all this time, which SHOULD MEAN that there are NO people left to challenge said dragon.

If there are ANY people that challenge them now that are either shocked about the dragon's existence, or stronger than said dragon by a huge margin, then forget taking off a star, I'm 1 staring this thing and dropping it immediately.

It's one of those where the author doesn't know how to continue the story so he just destroys everything and starts over. It would have been a better story if he just created a new story altogether. Everything that was given to him in previous chapters is completely wiped clean as if none of it happened. The only thing he has left to him is his desire for revenge or what not.

I have a high patience for some things but the longer the novel goes on the more and more it seems like sh*t is just happening because. It eventually goes from a fantasy world to Sci fi with robots, artificial intelligences, and spaceships. Then when it introduced time travel is the moment the novel truly lost any semblance of an actual plot. The MC just kinda gets jerked around through time and just rolls with it. Towards the end it's mentioned that him from the future did all the sh*t that led to where was now but surprise it turns out he is his future self. At the end I kind of just wondered "what was the actual point of anything that happened?"