I still haven't finished reading the whole novel but so far it's good. Four stars for now because I haven't finished it yet.

The MC and the ML didn't have the "love at first sight" or "moving too fast is normal" type of story. The MC likes to complete the system's mission slowly but surely. The ML is always excellent. I don't know the backstory yet (about MC's real world) but so far MC is depicted as a slag girl who doesn't care about the ML after finishing the mission. After... more>> a mission, she quickly moves on to the next mission.

The ML's excellence makes me think that he is the hidden protagonist. And the novel is just using MC's perspective to show how excellent he is in the eyes of others.

The emotional progression in the novel is sometimes slow and sometimes fast depending on the mission world that MC went into. Nevertheless, this is a world hopping, system administrated novel. It's somehow like other system novels out there. Only, it doesn't have more than a thousand chapters and it is not BL.

I still need to read the next chapters so I may change my review depending on my reading progress. <<less

Not particularly good, nor particularly bad, this novel is kinda awkwardly placed.

It's like the bland commercial brand of cereal: you get what the package says, but not much else.

No standout sweet arcs, 3 clearly BE arcs out of 9, and only two real HE that were genuine all along.

Endings are commonly rushed and the plot is paper thin.

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Spoiler

MC even gets her own arc and writes a harem tragedy into reality. There's a r*pe arc (BE) and a reverse r*pe arc (HE), but all together this is a mishmash of disappointment.

Another person forced by the system to suffer.

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Only read this if you're out of content!

.5/10 very weak (saved from negative scoring by the good to barely passing arcs 1, 5, and 7)

p.s. the ending is total BS

Spoiler

Rushed literal paragraph of a few sentences: all the 10 ML show up and now reverse harem for MC the end..... garbage ending

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This novel is fine... but I sometimes don't understand it. I'm at the second arc right now, but I don't understand how the capture targets fell in love with the main character. It's not that I fully don't understand it (The novel does tell the emotional changes in the ML), I just can't connect it. It's like this.

They make the MC live in the ML's house and say that they're getting along with each other. Then after being together for a while, the ML falls in love with the MC.... more>> This does make sense, but the author doesn't really tell the interactions between the MC and the ML when they were staying together.

There is a lot of writing in the beginning and then when we get to the middle, there's only short sentences in the middle, and after that, a whole lot of writing in the end. I just can't seem to really understand why the ML would fall in love with the MC.

Everything else it fine, but I can't say that I love it nor can I say that I hate it. It's just something you would read when you're bored.

I'll update this as I continue reading on. (-^-/)

(Edited at ch. 54)

I still think the novel is fine, but it's boring. I have to urge to drop it, but I can't decide.

(Edited after I finished)

Well, I skipped like 4 arcs and just read the end because I couldn't stand the boringness. But when I read the end chapter, it was wayyyyy to abrupt. There was no interaction between the MLs which makes you not really feel anything. So in all, this novel doesn't really connect emotional things between the MLs and the MCs that well. <<less

Precisely I don't the reason for the world hopping because she goes in and comes out without a reason as to why she replaced the original person.

Take for example the fourth world she left married and gave birth to another man's child. So I'm asking guys what are the reasons for the world hopping? Enlighten me please.