Even more when we discover the MC is not the only one in this situation and that there is worse than him. I mean the undead horse was hilarious (even if at first I dislike it)

The MC can gain skills or proficiency in a skill by absorbing bones and thus it's easy for him to acquired skills and to level up these skills (though it's only for low level skills as of now).... So the MC, even as a low level, outclass others high level heroes in skill number and in skill proficiency.... And it's not the MC who said that but the author.

So there I must say : OK the MC surely had a lot more skills that high level heroes but it's impossible for him to be more proficient than them... I will be fair with you it was said only for his magic ability (at the time the declaration was said the MC was only a beginner at magic and only had a tenth or so of the mana capacity of the high level heroes if they split their stats equally...) So it basically say that nobody is a magician.... they can go to a fantasy world where magic exist and you even have wishes but nobody ask to have magic ???

There exist Karma tokens extremely difficult to acquired who can only be obtain by doing some incredible feats... Or that's what everyone believe since the MC just need to literally play with low level monster to gain them, and when you gain a token you can have the other more easily than the first one (you need 10 identical tokens to gain a special skill and stats... and perhaps more)

Just by doing things the heroes should naturally acquired these token but no, it's very rare to have. I mean these conditions are dealing with a lot of monster with a specific type of magic to deal with a lot of monsters (Ah yes I forgot there isn't a single magician hero) or just slaughtering a lot of monsters, the heroes do that all days but they don't have the tokens WTF?!?!?

The MC gained some achievements as if he was doing them in solo even when he have helpers.

Exemple :

• when he killed a higher level monster with the aid of a hero of equal level than the monster and gained the achievement for having killed a higher level monster (So the achievement can become easily done with the aid of high level helpers)
• When he killed a monster two levels higher than himself wit the aid of a hero one level higher than himself and gained the FIRST TIME IN HISTORY achievement for having killed a monster with two level more than himself (So nobody ever ask high level people to help them kill high level monsters????) -> It's really weird when you know that the heroes often help each others.
  
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I was slightly disappointed to find out that Jin was a girl, and that she would soon be turning into another, very sexy human girl, who was close to the MC, but I guess this is a Toika novel in the end. At least it became a nice point of character development for them, as we realize that the MC already new this, but was just avoiding the fact because he didn't want it to affect their friendship. It's nice watching them come over this and still be friends anyways, even though one rides around on the other's back all the time.

It does seem like the Invisible Heart is going to be part of the way he becomes immortal later on, but we knew that was going to happen anyways, it's a Toika novel. Lee Shin Woo also seems to be taking the path of a flame god like the MC of EER, but at least this time he's mixing in the power of edgy-ness.

It was great at start. Later, the ones opposing MC (villains, etc.) are dumb (even though they have ruled empires, though they have stood at the peak of magic/knowledge). MC solves everything easily as if it's natural, where countless people in over hundreds of years have failed to do, in a few years. At start, I though this one would have a great story/plot, but there is no story (it's just MC beating up people, tricking people as if only he is the only one thinking). Read this if you are bored, or you want a novel where MC is OP in everything (this novel has basically no story).

The romance between the MC and the main heroine for one. We don't even get to confirm if they became a couple. Neither did they even have sex, despite the fact that he did a few of the side girls. We don't understand what'll happen later on to any of the girls nor any of the other people there. We don't know what'll happen to the world afterwards, as it's all cut out right at the end of the final battle. What of the god and all the other characters? All the unanswered questions are grating. Will he even reach level 10 (god level) ? What will the god that sent them there do now? what are gods in the end and what's the situation concerning all these worlds? The main heroine just got turned into a human from an undead horse, don't we get to see her enjoy herself instead of just seeing one line where she's transformed by the mc? The MC got a ridiculous power-up at the end for no real reason and instant finished everything... Seriously, calling it an "axed novel" would be the best description of what happened, even though it wasn't forcibly stopped or anything, the author just had enough and wanted to end it all and start his next novel, so he pummeled the card house right before placing the last two cards at the top. Saddening and even somewhat infuriating to have read this all the way to the end only to get hit with that.