I think the novel is interesting though it is confusing at the same time.

The author tends to repeat a phrase over and over. For example, when the MC decided to do something, the reasons of doing so were repeated several times with rephrasing sentences and altering words. It makes me feel bored so sometime I have to skim through certain paragraphs to skip repetitions.

The novel is great although there are some of the familiar Japanese novels. It is pretty different in term of the characters and development. There are two version one written in multiple character pov and one in your typical 3rd person. Although the 3rd person Is okay I personally find the pov one much more enjoyable because it's makes the novel kind or unique and it gives better character development. I can only hope that someone would eventually translate the 3rd person chapter to the pov

The story is great. The only downside is that MC's split personality (or the fact that he can't control his mouth) seems to fall into the typical Japanese Tsundere Tropes, which is a big turn off for me. I can't really get behind the logic of MC not being able to control his own mouth. This novel would be 5-star if not for the split personality.

It is a good read. Instead of using a goofy MC like many other of stories of this genre have done, the author instead uses the Harold's (the MC) foul mouth to affect the game's events.

The first few chapters are too technical and Harold's mouth excessive making the chapters a chore to read, (after the first 2-3 chapters I just skimmed until the heroine appeared) but around chapter 6 or 7 the story picks up and becomes interesting. Harold's mouth mellows, and the chapters become more decisive.

If those... more>> first few chapters weren't such a struggle, I would of given this a 5/5, but they are so 4/5. <<less