When the World Becomes a Game Map

The earlier part of the plot was good, even quite exciting. However, the pace quickened noticeably later on. The female lead's character was overly kind but not saintly in the beginning, and her decision to let her incapable parents follow her at the end was somewhat off-putting. The ending felt rushed, and the scene where the male and female leads reunited felt unnecessary. Personally, I felt that not reuniting or having a different ending would have been better.

Honestly, after reading novels for over a decade, this is only the second time I've encountered one that has left me so speechless! From the synopsis, I thought it would be a strong female protagonist story about leveling up and defeating monsters! I've read 45 chapters so far, and there are just too many flaws; I'm constantly holding my anger in my hands.

The beginning was alright, but the later parts were a headache to read. The romance was written in a mess, and it was quite misogynistic.

Overall, the story is quite engaging, with well-developed characters, good side quests, and a captivating narrative. However, the ending felt rushed, and there were no epilogues.

It had a terrible ending. The plot was very confusing.

Beautiful! Beautiful!

The female protagonist is a saint and wastes time.

The plot is rather chaotic, the complicated relationships between men and women are annoying to watch, and the family relationships are also a nuisance.

The beginning was alright, but it got increasingly bland as it went on, and the ending was rather far-fetched.

Keep it up, I hope things get better and better.