Overall, the story is smooth with well-paced arcs. Sometimes, more detailed segments would be better than time skips. The protagonist's personality traits from before reincarnation are not as evident afterward, despite the author's claims. The comedy hits just right for me. Character development feels both present and absent. Cheat powers handled weirdly. Romance aspect is being avoided like plague.

In the pre-reincarnation arc, the main character is shown as a mythology otaku, loner, and introvert.

However, after reincarnation, the loner/introvert traits seem to disappear. The author claims these traits are still present, but I don't sense them when the main character interacts with people or deals with problems. It's not a significant issue, but I think the pre-reincarnation chapters should have simply depicted him as a mythology otaku without emphasizing the protagonist's personality.

Example naming 2 woman's who dislike each another 'Left' and 'Right'. Or calling holy country Hollywood.... There's a lot more where that came from.