Dimensional Games Begin with Overlord

The contrast you've created is too great. Even if you were extremely powerful in the Ainz Ooal Gown world, you didn't need to write it like this.

The Overlord arc started off incredibly high-brow, but its prestige plummeted after Overlord ended. 🤔

This book, like the previous one about DNF (Dungeon Fighter Online), starts with the protagonist being invincible, but then becomes weak and vulnerable. The author could write it as if the protagonist is invincible relative to the reincarnators, but performs at a mid-to-high level in dungeons, gradually growing stronger within those dungeons.

I hope the author doesn't treat everyone like idiots. The protagonist's plot advantages are understandable, but in the world of One Piece, anyone with a little research knows about the treasures of the sea—Devil Fruits. The other worlds are even more obvious. These mere four trial worlds, after so much time, haven't been thoroughly explored. I can only conclude that this dimensional world has a worldwide aura of intellectual degradation.

I checked the tag and it says "pretending to be weak to eat strong," which is quite a successful description; it really is a pig eating a gecko.

Overall, it's decent, with standard writing style and pacing. In terms of plot, the early adventures in the Ainz Ooal Gown world were only briefly mentioned, which was somewhat disappointing. The subsequent dozens of chapters focusing on the dimensional world likely deterred many readers looking for Ainz Ooal Gown fanfiction.

After reading the first eight chapters of Ainz Ooal Gown, I gave up after reading a few more chapters of Crimson King. The first eight chapters set up an incredibly powerful protagonist, but then the author made some minor mistakes and introduced a bunch of original characters and stories unrelated to crossover anime...

Except for the pig's feet (who has an IQ of 60), everyone else has an IQ of 20 (looking at the hair).

The first eight chapters are about Ainz Ooal Gown, and the rest are about other worlds. After Ainz Ooal Gown becomes invincible, the protagonist's strength is immediately suppressed, which isn't satisfying. If he's strong enough, why doesn't he just conquer the worlds himself? The protagonist is afraid of being exposed, yet he has to stay with a team – it's a huge double standard.

The beginning was pretty good, but it started to feel weird from the moment the NPC Donghuang was created.