When Gin Becomes a Reincarnator

I don't understand. Given the limited resources in the early stages, they spent resources to recruit four reincarnators, all of whom, except for Gin, were randomly chosen. And they call it "making use of waste"? Or "a beautiful flower needs green leaves"? What kind of bizarre logic is that? Knowing they were useless, they still wasted resources bringing them in.

To be honest, this God-building story is a bit clichéd. The protagonist's intelligence is also lacking. He starts by recruiting Gin, whose work ability is incredibly strong, giving him a significant advantage in the early game (like with weapons). But what happens when the God-building space, with its limited resources, can't keep up with his earning power?

Hopefully they won't betray Gin after using him.

As the main god, the protagonist has to get involved in everything. Is it you who's undergoing the trial, or someone you've chosen who's being tested? If you can't even play well from a god's-eye view, what's the point of playing?

I won't say anything else, but you created Backstreet Girls and then had Vodka become an idol. I don't understand this bizarre move. Just to make him change his personality to satisfy your own twisted sense of humor.

Personally, I think we could take the teenage troublemakers to Spirited Away for a lesson (they have so many bad habits, like trespassing, being impolite, having a penchant for recklessness, bullying others, and being a burden). Then, we could have them team up with Conan to detect the world, and let Conan's ever-present curiosity lead to the deaths of his companions (making them pay the price…

Why did the protagonist have to go out and lead the others? Would all the reincarnators die if no one led them?

This book has a flaw right from the very first chapter. The protagonist is sleeping in class at school. Sonoko tries to wake him up, but he's startled awake. The teacher sees him and tells him to get out. After thinking for a long time to fill in the word count, the protagonist runs to the park. After searching around, he sees Ran and Shinichi. Sonoko and Ran are classmates. Sonoko was in class, so Shinichi and Ran skipped class to go on a date in the park. That's a bit toxic.

Why did the character's personality change so quickly in the latest chapters? She is the master god, the reincarnator, and also the nanny. This plot is really boring.

Why not add a team-up feature so they can team up and do missions together? Then Gin and Ran could become teammates and friends in real life. Prevent Conan from entering the loop so he can discover in the real world that Gin and Ran are friends.