Everyone Transmigrates into an Online Game: Are You Even a Proper Archer?

It's watchable, but there are a few minor flaws: 1. The idea of collecting poisonous fruits and coating arrows is decent, and there are some other small but interesting points; the writer is at least somewhat intelligent. 2. The machine seems to stop being used much as the writing progresses; can't all those skill books be converted? 3. Why weren't the flints bought early on sent to teammates?

I've read up to chapter 38 so far, and it seems alright; there aren't any major flaws.

Why isn't the author using that skill-transfer machine anymore?

This is such a fun story! It feels like it combines elements of Pokémon and JRPG games in terms of skills and battle modes. It's really interesting. The numerical inflation is too extreme, and both teammates have much greater power-ups than the protagonist...

It looks great! Do you have any meal replacement options?

The writing is good and the logic is sound.