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Uukanshu. Someone already posted the RAW name, you just have to google it.

Best trial I've seen in a while. It is genuinely funny for at least the first 80 chapters (that's all I've read so far). Each "patient" has multiple ups and downs and to be honest, there are many I couldn't see coming.

Sorry, I could not get past chapter 8. It's OK to give the MC some challenges, but this author threw too much drama at him. Then we get other characters that suddenly seem to get stronger as well and the prospect of multiple girls done for the sake of milking points. The cheat, so far has a grand title...but everything seems to be a random thing and you know how plot armor loves those...

I thought the idea was interesting even if it wasn't a masterpiece, it would at least a somewhat interesting harem story. Well...I was dead wrong. Right after they enter the realm the whole thing goes down the toilet. Priest+Mage are using their staff to smack things and have no skills whatsoever. They use a dagger, sword, and even a crossbow, but not even 1 fireball or basic heal. Even if you get pass that, the moment they find the other players, it feels like a 6 year old is writing it. Things don't make sense, IQs go into the negative and the story completely falls apart. Don't bother with this.

MC thinks he is smart, but he keeps making big mistakes. His attitude towards the fish is just creepy. The cheat is just an ID skill (at least so far). Characters around the MC are also brainless. Honestly, I can only say the translation is good. The story itself is a big pass for me.

In one word, satisfying! This MC doesn't go around with any kind of hypocrisy. No extra BS...just simple and efficient killing. Best story of the month!

I'm not sure how this novel is so highly rated. IMO it's flaws are unacceptable. -Author lacks math knowledge. He's describing things such as vast oceans when the entire world itself is just a few football fields in size. Later on describes forests, poisonous swamps, etc. when the entire world is barely over 120 acres. -The progress of others is not properly explained. The girl's world is somehow close to "creating cards" huh? How are their worlds even advancing? It takes eras for his world to progress, is it real-time for others? - MC keeps doing some things out of nowhere just because that's the way...no prior introduction or explanation. Some actions, items, additions to simulation, etc. fall under this "just because" trend. In short, can't recommend at all.

It never said anything about being detected due to his weakness. The goblin chief has a magic-related profession and that got him busted. How about the other tribes? Anyways doesn't he have multiple forms? Couldn't he just directly walk into the human city? Even after he got some enslaving mark he did not use it on the humans (at least not up the the chapter I read). He actually tortured them instead of just possessing them to get all their memories.... anyways, to me this story makes no sense as is.

As far as simulation novels go... this one is average. My main issue is the rewards he gets for committing the 7 sins. It's just too OP. Also, this MC is in my opinion quite dumb. The possession skill could have been abused to get as much gold as he wanted, but he insists on being high profile and start wars.

I had high hopes for this series, but by chapter 15 they were all lost. First of all, the translation/editing becomes atrocious later on, and the whole story becomes almost impossible to understand. The MC is hiding his strength from a certain family, but goes by himself into their family dungeon while a team from said family is outside and solo clears the Hell level difficulty....yeah...smart. Stats seem to be irrelevant. He can summon a legendary dragon at level 0 without any mana, but somehow struggles at level 20 to summon another one due to mana reserves... Due to such extreme inconsistencies, I cannot recommend the novel.