I’m a Strategy Guide Blogger, and You Dare to Have Me Reborn?

The beginning has some flaws, such as the classic backstab scene? However, unlike other books, it doesn't focus on excessive mindless player conflicts. The initial backstab scene can almost be skipped, as the author addresses it later (those expecting a satisfying comeback might not find it, since the backstabbing is so easy).

It's a great read. It's disguised as a game novel, but it's a complete Western fantasy journey. The plot flows perfectly, and every character has their own story. It's the best book I've read this year, in my opinion.

Having followed the story to the latest chapter for so long, I decided to write this review. This book is truly one of the top three online game novels I've ever read. The world-building is incredibly vast, the power system is very well-developed, and the class divisions are clear. There shouldn't be any power inflation later on.

This book is so good!!! (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡ Special feature: The emoticons are seriously super cute!!! Subject: A group of people spontaneously united to make the world a better place, determined to change it, and tirelessly worked towards this goal. Plot: Absolutely fantastic!!! The plot unfolds seamlessly, with each element building upon the last, creating a truly suspenseful and thrilling experience.

I've watched half of it, and my impression is that it's basically a story about a cloud-like mother raising children. While it's not exactly a harem, aren't there a lot of kids in the main characters' group? The two sisters are hardly mature adults; the Sword Saint is reliable, but why does he feel so artificial?

It's a very good show. The low rating is probably due to the plot where the girlfriend betrays the protagonist at the beginning. Fortunately, the later plot is excellent. The author didn't use the pre-death girlfriend to pad the word count, so it's very good. I suggest quietly deleting that plot.

If the maximum score is 9 points, in my personal opinion, the writing style deserves a 7 out of 10. The plot is fairly well connected, and most importantly, compared to the casual way some online novels depict bosses being killed in an instant, the killing scenes in this book are quite detailed. Five stars is an encouragement to the author.

The world-building is vast, the plot is reasonable, and if the writing maintains a high standard, it could be a good book. The real concern is that it might fall apart later on; many books do this, leaving plot holes unresolved. Compared to those, this book is quite good, at least in my opinion. The author is following the outline and avoiding disrupting the plot's coherence.

You can trust the author and the reader. As of now, this is an unfinished story about a gentle yet powerful god and his companions who redeem each other and save the world. The game is merely a medium; the plot is both exciting and heartwarming.

It's great! My fujoshi spirit is burning! Aside from the first chapter and the initial encounter with the younger sister (I forgot her name, so let's just call her "Little Sister"), there aren't many bad parts. My feelings towards the younger sister also started to improve later on.