I Am an NPC in a Text-Based Game

Less explicit content would be better, as too much explicit content negatively impacts the reading experience. A normal story would be fine.

Female readers commented that the main character's somewhat off-putting nature was off-putting, but the book itself was quite enjoyable.

Is this supposed to be abusing the mainstream? I've read over sixty chapters and I'm still only at Tier 1.

I don't understand why an official organization that doesn't offer anything in return would set a membership threshold of "Chosen One." At the very least, they should provide some incense ash every month as a basic benefit.

The novel has fewer flaws than the popular one, but fewer satisfying moments. The writing style and logic are decent, but it's a bit mind-boggling. The author writes very little, alternating between real-world and game content, and I almost forget what was mentioned earlier. Ideally, there should be items that speed up game respawn cooldowns.

LOL, I just started reading it yesterday and finished it today.

The presence of a female lead in this type of story is a major flaw. It's not that female leads are bad, but most authors don't know how to strike the right balance.

Lots of intrigue and plot twists, but incredibly slow leveling up. Is this story supposed to show me how the protagonist spends so much time switching between two identities? Frankly, this isn't for me. Goodbye.

The male lead's overpowered nature is a bit excessive, and his character isn't exactly admirable either; he used others and left without giving anything in return, which is incredibly unethical.

Judging from the fact that the tailor killed the protagonist just because he was in her way, she probably wasn't a good person. How did she suddenly become the female lead? Let's wait and see if the author writes a romance plot in a few dozen chapters. Otherwise, it might just be another story based on a thesis defense.