Kenjigar

Currently at chapter 71. Great start, pacing is great and there's actually a time skip. Most regression novel MCs rushed when they returned, grabbing every opportunity selfishly for himself as much as they could resulting in a big butterfly effect as fast as possible not even bothering in the passage of time and the consequences of such events. Fortunately, this MC is much more concerned in building a sturdy foundation for himself and just trained knowing that he already has secured a hidden legacy to become strong. Great job, author, keep it up.

A lot of info dumps and lore that's useful only in the future but always not for the MC's current level. MC's love life is so infuriating that I ended up always scrolling to the end.

A must read! FINALLY! An actual and just MMORPG with no additional nonsense. The author is doing a great job.

I freaking knew it! When I saw another novel by the author, I gave it a shot and by chapter 100s I had a suspicion that it was Amon who regressed Adam and he did!

Good story so far. The plot doesn't get too far ahead of the story and doesn't have a deeper meaning to everything happening unlike other novels where MC questions the system or makes the MC unnecessarily fight others or the world isn't what it actually is. Quests have a clear goal and MC doesn't do unnecessary things. One of the best of its genre.

Straightforward plots are no longer a thing. Becoming the strongest Landlord ever is as straightforward a plot as it is, but the plot shifted when FATE is introduced. And it all went downhill from there for me.

Yeah the meta became 'saving the world', 'taking on impossible odds or enemies', 'becoming so desperate to get stronger faster', 'shouldering every burden on himself', 'hoarding every opportunity for himself', 'becoming the only one strong enough to take on external threats', and so on

Despite the negative reviews and while I agree on some points, what I appreciate most and what feels like a breath of fresh air is events aren't centered around the MC. In most novels, events keep happening because of MC, wherever he goes trouble follows. Because of MC's tendency of keeping low-key most of the time, he keeps dodging cliches and tropes that'll bring him in the spotlight. That's what I meant about a breath of fresh air compared to other novels where everyday, there has to be an event, a fight or just petty conflict. MC dodged most of that and still remains low-key with a steady progression, while time ACTUALLY passes by compared to some novels where you're 200 chapters in, but you're just 1 month in when the story started and a lot already happened. Overall, I do agree that some points needed to be improved, but I still enjoy MC being low-key most of the time while the plot progresses with him not being in the center of it.

I really enjoyed this novel because of one thing: MC does not go around claiming one woman after another. Even the husbands he NTRed, he let them live unless provoked and just made them aware of it. He doesn't even collect his women and put them in one place which is a good thing.

As much as I love the 3 MMORPG complete books, I also hate the final arcs of each book.They are always bittersweet for the family members. No happy endings for the MC, to be fair, this book has a sequel and has not ended yet. I enjoyed reading each book and expect a lot from the sequel.