MC reincarnates in another world and in boredom makes a virtual reality, this virtual reality has real life benefits to its users, plus entertainment, and it spreads like wild fire, leading to almost making a lot of people addicted, and affecting the real world dynamics greatly.

As you can see MC's job is mostly done and just updates the game regularly, as such the focus of this novel shifts to the game, the updates, the users and the community, and less about the MC. Nevertheless, it's so entertaining still, that it... more>> makes me question the 3.5 rating. <<less

Tbh the story and premise quite good.

MC reincarnated and find the world boring without games + internet so he created one basic version before he got swiped by aunty dragon and sponsored by her to refine the virtual game into a massive virtual world that at some point affecting reality as the faith of the people start to converge into him as the world is one where gods can be born via faith, and his fanatics start to appear (they need education that game aren't real, but ig this story... more>> it would with enough faith lol).

The story mostly revolve around the prominent players or those with some plans, Mc's screen time at this point mostly from school life + fixing the bugs and cheaters.

Idk if it intentional or not but MC daily life have that vibe of 'harem' but not explicit at this point as the story mostly focused on the virtual game.

Good story for idling time or in between other novels. <<less

It should be 4/5, but I give it 5/5 because it has that much potential.

The main idea of ​​this novel is a VR game in isekai. Since it's pretty clear in other reviews, let's go straight to the pros and cons of this novel in my opinion. Sorry first, I'm better at writing cons so maybe the pros are less interesting..

Pros:

... more>> 1. Albus (MC) is likeable. He is diligent, interesting, full of ideas, and is quick to solve problems.

2. Many interesting characters appear. Sometimes we get POV from them too. Most of the female characters can be called potential heroines too. So, a plus for those who like the combination of fantasy + harem genres. But. Romance Subplot, many female characters like Albus, but Albus doesn't care about romance so this genre is not included in the main genre.

3. The development of the story is quite unique and very intriguing, there are many elements in the story that can be developed in the future.

Cons:

1. The story sometimes jumps around (unclear timeline), sometimes even skipping several scenes without giving the reader any clues (some are told in flashback form). It's still interesting, but it can be confusing.

2. Characters need more development. I mentioned the pros that there are many interesting characters, but most of them don't appear often. The author only presents characters that can advance the story, without caring about the depth of the story.

3. I'm not sure whether it's the Author's lack of experience or a translation error.... I often finding inconsistencies in this novel (just minor but often occurs). Maybe, some of it changed because something happened during the time skip. (need story refinement). <<less

This Novel is not bad in anyway, a few things to describe are that the characters are quite shallow, the arcs is made very short and other foreshadowing and plots are not developed in any meaningful way until the latest chapters

But that does not take away the interesting currents undergoing the flow and the potential upheaval it will have.

This does not deserve the 1* rating it got but my personal opinion would be 3.8-4.0

Enjoyable, for a quick read

This story seems like a parody, I haven't decided if I like it yet.

But it's interesting, a guy who reincarnates into a character from another world, when he turns 10, creates a virtual reality world. But Albus leaves the events of that virtual world, as if at random, turning the inhabitants of the empire, the Republic, Demihumans, Elves, the Holy Land (better known as religious fanatics), even other Gods into players of his virtual world. It's an anarchy.

Albus may be very clever to create his own virtual world, becoming a... more>> pseudo-god, but sometimes (perhaps most of the time) he behaves very pathetic, and his impulsive actions leave many misunderstandings. It's irritating. <<less

Enjoyability 9/10

WN rating 4.1/5

The plot itself is nice and interesting, But the way it shifts from VR magical world development to actual world domination and ascension is really unexpected and hastily done

The story is about a main character who invents a VR game using illusion magic after being kidnapped and taught by a ancient dragon into doing it for fun (Spoiler ... more>>

Spoiler

In reality he's actually making new worlds disguised as a game world and is considered as a god

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) that affects the real world later on and ascends to godhood at the end

The story progression was going well until around c70+ or so where the storyline gets confusing due to the mass appearance of characters and introduction of very hastily done events and especially in the last 50-40 or so chapters where it gets confusion, Even at the start there was a noticeable amount of plot holes in the world building so there wasn't an in-depth explanation on what's going on sometimes

The ending itself was a mess and as I said VERY hastily done, like around barely 20 chapters of preparation BEHIND THE SCENES by the way so it was abrupt that the

Spoiler

Wedding happened and the plot shifts into a in*estual harem

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And I was surprised that I already reached the ending considering there was still a lot of continuation so It was greatly disappointing it ended so fast

Final opinion: Fantasy VR game development that turns out to be actual world creation and MC is smart to some degree but everything in the latter half was him being spoon fed and walks in a straight red carpet because of the side characters and major misunderstandings

Very good over all but I'd prefer if the author actually gave MC a bit of hardship and difficulty early on since he already ascending partially into divinity in like 30 or so chapters and I get that his game time skipped like years of progress but would've really liked him learn from his mistakes rather than a time skip <<less