Meeting Another World Through a Nontraditional Online Game

Well, it's alright, but aside from the initial foresight and dragon-riding abilities in the dungeon, the protagonist doesn't seem like a reincarnated character at all. It's like he'd never played this game before, getting completely bewildered by the NPCs.

The story begins with a classic online game plot, where the protagonist is betrayed by the woman he deeply loves. After being reborn, he cares for the young lady, a wealthy heiress. The game-themed plot is good, with some touching details. The protagonist's talent makes his enemies both love and hate him. I'd suggest skipping the real-life version. Overall, it's a slightly above-average novel. Ignoring the classic plot, it's a light read.

This is the classic rebirth online game novel, just like the original! 😋

I'm not sure how to rate it. It has quite a few flaws (the transition from game to other world, unclear combat power, the power increase being too much?, The transformation from human to demon being too abrupt, and the subsequent development?), But it also has many merits. Anyway, it suits some of my tastes... I hope the author (lazy) will try to address the above issues as much as possible... The above is now scrapped; the author can do as they please and be happy.

The beginning was good, but the turning point in World War II was the protagonist's fundamental change (from a human to a Void Demon), which completely ruined his character.

A decent online-real-world game novel, in Tomato's opinion.

It looks great! And the portion is generous and filling.

Good isekai (another world) stories

Nightingale is a real pitfall.

This book gave me the same feeling I had when I read *Monsters Online* back then—philosophical insights, various fantasy elements, and all sorts of time-travel themes.