Review Detail of BayaniBear in Low Dimensional Game

Maybe I was a bit hard on the novel. But honestly, it can be great, I just don't see it as great right now. The reason why you would get stuck reading it is because of the frequent updates and the satisfying power of the main character. Like a lot of web novels, it utilizes the power of wish fulfillment in order to keep the readers reading. I think it's okay to have wish fulfillment, but it's been getting boring lately. With nothing but gaining power and epiphanies, he's just becoming a God with no struggles whatsoever. If you can consider the "I can't do this yet because I don't know how to/don't have enough power" then yeah, there are struggles. The struggles at the start were really interesting, but they were solved by simply removing them. Removing the problem is way different from solving it. He simply didn't grow at all from his failures in his relationships. In the end, he just ran away to continue playing god.

I can't understand why this is still in your library lol

Same

I'm just reading to see how nonsensical this gets. Once it goes premium, I'll probably drop it though. :D

This should be pinned to the top of the reviews for how accurate and informative it is. Thank you for not only pointing out *Why* this novel is bad, but going as far as to describe why it will never get *Better* to put the nail in the coffin for those who might try to read it just to see.

I wish you could write this concept seeing this review tbh, I feel like you could do it a lot better.

I don't see what's wrong with him cutting himself from humanity and being by himself just being rich and a god. I call that living the life!

It's true that people will actually want that kind of lifestyle. Even I want to live of riches and godly powers haha. But I did see the main character's frustration when we wasn't able to connect with people anymore. I just feel like it's a missed opportunity on trying to explore the concept of being powerful and alone vs human with relations. The main character didn't try to solve his problem, and just straight up avoided it. Which is to say, it is one possible solution to the problem. But avoiding the problem is less interesting than trying to face it, no? Imagine if he strived to try and fix his relationships, but still fail miserably in the end. And out of bitterness, he decides to leave the human world and its relations to continue being God. If it was that development, it would make much more sense to me why he started isolating himself. I mean yeah, he actually did it for the same reason, but it felt like he gave up too easily without even trying to solve the problem in the first place. But, you have a valid point. There's nothing wrong with cutting himself from humanity and being by himself just being rich :3

Wow

In my case the side stories within maria world are interesting lol It is not about the mc because idc, I juste care about the world building, the world that he created and the history within it. Also yeah the author doesn't know **** about science but this story is mainly based on the final result of his world, idc how he does it. That is the kind of story that is only about imagination, it doesn't have to be logical. The author is just trying the many possibilities he can create. Idk if you understand what I mean. Anyways anyone has his opinion, for me it is only for pure enjoyment and curiosity.

I agree! I honestly like the stories about the characters in the world itself.

This is actually a pretty high quality review. Even if it's not a positive review the reasons why are well argued and though I haven't read this specific novel I can easily imagine what kind of story it is by reading this review. Unfortunately my impression right now is that this is another good idea ruined by the personality of the main character. A main character that thinks and/or behaves out of sync with the world building and the characters living in that world (eg like how the mc from Super Gene is far more greedier than any other character in that universe and is shameless enough to rip off not only enemies but also friends). This reason is probably the main reason why I have not finished a lot of the fantasy novels on webnovel.com I started reading. Many of these writers seem to not know of the theory used by a lot of the good fantasy stories where you create a world based on a magical/fantasy/xianxia rule or set of rules and the story is about characters and personalities living in that world. And the characters have to act and behave consistent with the world building and culture within that world. For instance Japanese Isekai novels often fail at this by having an European midieval setting, including how people interact with each other, but the main character keeps using the interaction rules from modern Japan without ever noticing it himself. And the funny thing is that if the mc does not want to stand out, something every isekai mc seems to want, than maybe it is a good idea to try to change your behavior and try to integrate into the culture of the world you are in. A novel that I think is very good at this is Cultivation Chat Group. It starts out with a student with a student who stumbles into the cultivation world and the things happening around him still seem pretty normal. But the deeper he gets into the cultivation community the more fantasy like and ridiculous things are happening to him but because of the good world building the characters all seem to behave fairly normal given the circumstances. And even if something slightly strange happens it is often explained later on as it often happens that a detail that looks to be not important is later on explained and used in another joke or unusual situation.

This is actually a pretty high quality review. Even if it's not a positive review the reasons why are well argued and though I haven't read this specific novel I can easily imagine what kind of story it is by reading this review. Unfortunately my impression right now is that this is another good idea ruined by the personality of the main character. A main character that thinks and/or behaves out of sync with the world building and the characters living in that world (eg like how the mc from Super Gene is far more greedier than any other character in that universe and is shameless enough to rip off not only enemies but also friends). This reason is probably the main reason why I have not finished a lot of the fantasy novels on webnovel.com I started reading. Many of these writers seem to not know of the theory used by a lot of the good fantasy stories where you create a world based on a magical/fantasy/xianxia rule or set of rules and the story is about characters and personalities living in that world. And the characters have to act and behave consistent with the world building and culture within that world. For instance Japanese Isekai novels often fail at this by having an European midieval setting, including how people interact with each other, but the main character keeps using the interaction rules from modern Japan without ever noticing it himself. And the funny thing is that if the mc does not want to stand out, something every isekai mc seems to want, than maybe it is a good idea to try to change your behavior and try to integrate into the culture of the world you are in. A novel that I think is very good at this is Cultivation Chat Group. It starts out with a student with a student who stumbles into the cultivation world and the things happening around him still seem pretty normal. But the deeper he gets into the cultivation community the more fantasy like and ridiculous things are happening to him but because of the good world building the characters all seem to behave fairly normal given the circumstances. And even if something slightly strange happens it is often explained later on as it often happens that a detail that looks to be not important is later on explained and used in another joke or unusual situation.

live your ass