Between Two Worlds, I Took Control of the Game World

I'd give the historical aspects a high score; the plot and other aspects during the historical events were excellent. However, the arrogant modern villains were quite embarrassing. I've wanted to tell the author for a long time that they don't need to write villains like that anymore, after all these years of watching them 😂.

The concept is novel, but the plot feels a bit drawn out. After all, you've been familiar with the story for hundreds of chapters and still haven't left the starting village. In the real world, it also feels unnecessary to introduce a martial artist, especially since he rescued that woman twice without asking for payment. I'm giving it four stars because I appreciate the author's novel storytelling.

The Japanese devils are everywhere in the heavens and myriad realms; they're involved in everything.

Super good, highly recommended! Keep it up, author!

It's very well written, but there's not enough to satisfy my craving for more reading.

I think it's pretty good. I've been really into action-packed novels lately, and this one is a bit different. Although it has a system, the protagonist mostly relies on their own strength, and there are even instances where their strength accidentally regresses. The only downside is that the writing is a bit dry; a little more humor would be nice.

Not bad, pleasing to the eye. I'll see how it grows after it's fully developed.

The minor characters are well-portrayed.

I read it all the way through; it's one of the few novels that a seasoned bookworm can stick with until the end. The ending, which was abruptly abandoned, was quite abrupt. Overall, it still shows the same filial piety that I mentioned earlier.

The logic is pretty good, and it's quite readable. It's much better than some books where the protagonist becomes invincible after a few chapters and then pretends to be weak while secretly plotting against others, constantly getting slapped in the face. 👍👍👍 Where did the low rating go wrong?