Uh, I don't know if I have a time for that since I'm too lazy if it comes to checking someone and reviewing for them...

I'll try, I guess?

I'm reading God of Games right now and I'm enjoying it after I finished it maybe I'll try...?

- Bad Totodile.

@Lordmaedan Well it is just 2 clicks away 

Tho, I will try reading 'God of Games' as well

@Bad_Totodile bruh, I love the concept but the MC... never met someone who could keep quiet when someone insults him to his face but demands someone of a high position/authority/power to be executed when he insults him. 

There are other stuff I hate about it that I initially chalked up to 'No story can be good at everything' but the part where his dragon dies and his 'reaction' to it is where I dropped it (Although I was close when his sister lost, didn't want to admit it, then MC going batsh*t on her opponent).

I guess it is pretty hard to write rp novels. I mean, I've never read any yet, but I can't see how people will be motivated to read repetitive rp without just doing it themselves. Usually, if writers want to write rp novels, they can just write about traditional fantasy (not isekai), which will be a rp novel in and of itself, except without the knowledge of another world.

Well, I accidentally wrote a lot longer than I intend it to be. In short, I can't see how writers want to write rp instead of just writing traditional fantasy.

Well, there are people like that, but some tags can also cause for misunderstandings themselves. 

For example: the r*pe tag, the entertainment value will differ according to who is getting r*ped. If it's a well loved heroine, then you bet that everyone's gonna be triggered, but if it's hated person, then the readers only going to feel satisfaction. 

There are also certain tags that are quite ambiguous on its qualities. For example: the misunderstanding tag, a lot of the enjoyment differs from whether it's good misunderstanding or bad misunderstanding.

Of course, I also understand how you feel. I've certainly seen my own portion of dumb/idiotic kids who drop a half*ssed review of nothing at all. But I've also encountered times where there are tags that are annoying like the "dense protagonist" tag. Honestly, I'm pretty tolerant of it to a certain degree, but even I can't take it if the denseness continues on for hundred of chapters, even more when the author uses forced plot to force the denseness.