I got to ch7 and the novel was still rambling on about bullshit. Like that's what the story is tbh. Oh I'm constantly killing in another world, now I'm in my old world but I don't remember anyone and it's been 10 years so I'll play a VR game, vr game is fun, I don't remember who I was and people are boring and bland so I'll ignore my terrified sister who also just lost her parents and is spam calling me, vr game is fun, vr game is fun,... more>> vr game is fun, are you bored yet? Then don't read this story because It's literally just what I said stretched out into 9 paragraphs. <<less

A boy isekai-ed to then again be isekai-ed again to a ¿parallel world? Where he is a girl.

Chill novel, nothing to mention. So far she just played another game like the one she transmigrated from.

Good character building for MC. Has not really gotten into other characters in depth, just a little bit here and there. As far as ch 66 is concerned.

Unlike another review that says that the MC complains about everything there are actual reasons behind that.

MC is transported from real life to a game that he spent years grinding and became the female character. After idk how many years she was transported back to real life from the game but it's more like a parallel world not the world she was originally... more>> at.

At first she ignores her sister because of many events she mentioned happened in the game world. She is practically traumatized of trusting people. (Not to the point of depression, just basically really hard to trust people)

Since it's a parallel world and she has no memories about the person who was the 'host' of the body (same body that she created in the game and was transported to the parallel world) that was originally residing in the world, in her point of view this sister of her is more like an unknown person talking to her and MC has no such feelings to an unknown person she has no trust for. It gets fixed out later on though.

About playing the VR game and ignoring everything else, in my point of view, at first it's like seeking some kind of self protection since in the real world she is really weak and has pretty much no stamina unlike the game world where she describes herself as "omnipotent". From fighting in the game world against both monsters, NPCs and other beings in order to keep her life to being unwillingly transported to a world that is not even her real world with an unknown relative, feeling weak and, in her point of view, being practically alone, then she can only play this VR game where she can at least feel some sense of security as she is strong inside the game due to fighting for her life for so many years.

As far as I have reached the VR game is focusing on PVP rather than PVE with things like perfect parry, awakened skills for each class which can only be used once every 8 or 24hr (?) the same with some kind of absolute dodge with the same cooldown of 8 or 24hr (?) I am not sure. Besides class skills and basic skills.

MC mainly uses an unpopular weapon and her class is focused on agility rather than DMG but she is still pretty strong. As of now her goal is to get to the highest rank which I think she can do pretty easily.

Spoiler

Since she has already beaten the 8th rank in the world or Korean server, I am not sure. And a top ranker from a professional team if that game. (Albeit with both of their skills sealed and MC was not using her main weapon, she was using a great sword which is not compatible with her class)

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Up to around chapter 600 or 700 id say this is an entertaining and great novel. Do not read it past that unless there's nothing else to do imo. It's not bad, but it just becomes a confusing slop.

First of all the harem starts around the 800-900 chapter mark, and it's... Bad. I'm not a harem hater, a well done harem story I can get behind, but this one it just adds unnecessary drama in. Everyone ends up 'happy' in the end, but only through endless manipulation and lies from... more>> the MC to get the harem members happy knowing she's basically leading a polygamous relationship. (That isn't even to mention those harem members only know about the other members irl, not the other 2 members she's with in the game/other world, who also don't know she's banging others on earth, thinking they're the only ones)

If the author just needed to have her only be in a relationship with eunha. Like every other relationship felt so forced or sudden, but eunha was foreshadowed from the start and it would have made a sweet romance if the harem didn't happen with all the drama.

Besides the harem, after chapter 700 or so, the story gets much more complicated, a lot more story plot points open up, more mysteries to be had besides just the initial mysteries of "why was she genderbent? Why be isekaid into a game world for 10 years? Wtf is this 'another world' game that seems like it is actually connected to a real different universe?"

Yeah sorry, all those initial questions, and new mysteries and plot points that show up after chapter 700? 90% of them never answered.

If the novel just stuck with one romantic interest (eunha) and actually followed the plot with some nice slice of life streaming, would likely have ended up a 5/5 for me, but rn I can only rate it as a 3/5 as a good time waster. It's not bad, but it isn't necessarily good either. <<less

If you were ever scolded in school for going around in metaphorical circles and never actually conveying more than the same thing for three solid pages and didn't understand why that was a bad thing, this is the novel for you. It meanders and revisits and can't quite but perhaps ah then maybe... you get the point. It's verbose and just packed with so many extranious words, a stream of conciousness word vomit that demonstrates why even when ypu're the author, you might need an editor. There are parts that... more>> also just... fail to make coherent sense but I can't quite be bothered to write it out so just imagine a random inconsistency and it's probably featured. <<less