Review Detail of Quop in Book Transmigration: I Wanted to Keep a Low Profile, but Everyone Noticed Me!

Starts captivating despite multiple first meetings with so many people. The subtitles are golden. However as the story continues it dissolves into irritating mush. The beginning made me hopeful to continue but I can't read further at this point. The subtitles become very infrequent and sporadic despite having the potential to really benefit the storyline, the world does not extend past the main storyline that has become so thin - only what affects the protag exists and letting a person so unable to act they will destroy whatever movie/series they are in is fine and doesn't matter about how that could affect the hundreds of people that work for it (including friends of protag), everyone's intelligence drops (maybe not probable ML - yeah good proper romance is almost not present) and turns into 'just trust me I know what to do and protect people *does nothing* oh no how can they still be hurting others I will stop this happening because I know what to do' - so far for revenge we had communal pictures, forcing others to work with the enemy's bad acting and some snippy comments. I really wish this was better. I liked the beginning and could cope with the lagging repetition but despite wanting to know what happens to the characters it's become too unbearable to read. Not recommended unless you like feeling useless rage. Would recommend reading a heavily edited rewrite.