The theme of teleporting into separate game instances to complete dungeons and then going back into reality have already been explored on multiple occasions by other webnovels. What makes this novel different is the existence of a cheat the MC has that dramatically extends the amount of time he has in both the real world and during the game instances to complete the mission. This fact makes the MC seem more human and less like a super powered genetic warrior who gets a SSS+ rating on everything by virtue of being amazing at everything he does. While this MC becomes good at everything he does, he has a valid reason in being good because he simply spends more time learning. If I’m going to be nitpicky about this sub genre, I’d say that the amount of stats and skills flying around are confusing and produce a lot of clutter. This novel doesn’t have this issue and is very clean with presentation of stats while not removing necessary details. Looking forward to more updates!

Its been so long since I found a novel in which there is nothing to criticise about, And Damn I was so happy that the author didn’t go making Japan the villain and all that bull****. Its great How just as much as the cheat helps him it also causes him more danger. The cheat concept is great. The game concept is great. Reminds me of Devils Cage with cheats. The gaming worlds have been perfect with lot of varieties.. The Mc doesn’t have any bad tendencies other than not having too much material ambition.

It's a genuinely good one as far as I have read.The main character is a normal but calm guy who is down to earth,the only difference being that he doesn't engage in flights of fancy.It's enjoyable

One of the best novels i have ever read.

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I don’t know why the trash currently in the next works section is prioritized over this novel. It frustrates me that 9/10 novels translated by Webnovel are garbage. It’s not like there’s a small supply of good reads to be translated. On to this story, it’s very well done. Well developed plot, characters, and mystery. The mc isn’t brain dead or dense, and the interactions between characters make sense. The author put a lot of thought into his story, and the translators did a good job at carrying this over to English.

This novel has its uniqueness. Somehow the author realized the world existed many countries, not just China and its enemies. So we get to see many nationalities showcased in the story, which is a fresh break from typical Chinese webnovel. The author also hints that his worldbulding will encompass myhtology at the global scale. Which makes 48 hours an intriguing story at first glance. But the story also has flaws similar to other Chinese webnovels. It suffers from using series of coincidences to push the plot, woodblocked character designs, and predictable story flow. Coupled with appaling translation (One of the worst I've seen from years of reading in Qidian. Seriously, a machine translation might be better), so to sum it, this is a very frustarting novel to read. Yet all of these flaws can be overlook if the writing is done well. Alas I have to say it isn't. It's an unpolished novel, filled with impropable details that disrupted the reading experience. But the real issue that makes me drop the novel is that apart from the desert island, the subsequent arcs and intermissions are too boring. I tried hard to read Tokyo Drift (At the end I just skim the arc) to reach the third arc, but I couldn't stand the dull writing anymore. TLDR, It has nice concept, but the writing and translation are subpar.

I find the story to be realistic and amusing. He gains a few supernatural items, but his abilities are gained through hard work and effort. The world building is rather stunning, and reading the characters personality traits is rather enjoyable.

Dropped at chapter 56 and 57 Casual racism is somewhat worse than open types. Can't help but feel this is something indoctrinated from birth or society? I could push on with the story, but why would I follow up with a story that makes my race out to be some kind of vile people? Might as well look for something better to read or do.