This is a really well done novel.
Usually when stories like this use multiple povs, they get really confusing, or are just poorly thought out, but this one does it really well, every single switch is pretty seamless, and it doesn't feel out of place even . Each arc transfers to the next smoothly, there are, however, small parts of relaxation in between so it's not too fast-paced.

One of the previous reviews stated that the MC is cliche and bland- I actually agree. The entire cast of characters is fleshed out, side-characters have their own nuances, and all the MC's avatars behave in a way that makes them distinct from one another; but the MC himself is extraordinarily bland- It's somewhat unavoidable because the novel revolves around his adventures through his avatars, but . Overall well-paced enough for a binge. It's a great novel, that's a fact, really though, It will depend on how well they translate it to see how well everyone else enjoys it.

Honestly, I'm disappointed. This just ain't it.

This novel uses every arc to show what a good guy the MC is. It's honestly annoying. The first time wasn't very strong or overt. But the second and the third, my god were they cliche.

2nd time was when he was shopping and when he went outside, he happened to encounter villains. And he had to interfere, right after commenting that he wouldn't do so. So why does he do so? This ties in into another cliche plot. He lost his parents and got... more>> trauma from "villains".

3rd time was when he encountered a girl in debt when entering the city. Of course he pays for her. Then, after a few days, she goes missing, MC randomly encounters her, she, of course, has a sick family member and the MC, of course, follow his predetermined cliche path. F*ck you fantasy middle ages orphans, you'd all be thieves, dead, or dead thieves.

So the MC is cliche, his background is cliche, the story is cliche, the villains/heroes modern society setting is cliche (If I wanted heroes villains crap, I'd be watching mha, but clearly, most people don't watch that shit, so why are you putting it here). Honestly, the modern setting should have been either more interesting or mostly ignored. <<less

This is the story of a guy who has the ability of having multiple bodies and it is incredibly well done. If you are looking for a power fantasy where the protagonist is both the hero and the villain then this should be for you!

It's well done, just really soft and appetizing enough to let you binge reading or slow swiping. Author has executed well in my opinion the character growth - fast, but not a spike of tr*sh food and made subtle hints to lessen the Deus Ex Machina feeling of the plot intervention; pacing does go pretty quick. A nice read for Action novel seekers and pleasant journey for Comedy lookers.