Review Detail of Alexiiiii in Only I Am A Reader

The story is about a guy who has a strange capacity for immersion when reading, this allows him to supernaturally capture the content of what he is reading. One day before your birthday From 18 years old, he gets a system, which sends him to the world of a book he had read before, in the body of an extra who would die right at the beginning. Basically the story consists of him traveling through the fantasy worlds he had already read, while he needs to fulfill a mission. Obviously he gains special abilities in the course of the plot. Now that I've explained the plot of the story, let's talk about the plot. The story is a mixture of POV with a narrator kind of observer (?), Anyway, I admit that the narrative style of the story is a little different but this difference fit in a sublime way with The story proposal, exposing the protagonist's thoughts, along with the plot of the story he is in, this allows us to know what we are reading and what will happen in the story. Of course, there are times when the narrator hides certain information to keep the air of mystery, even because, let's face it, there would be no story if we knew everything that will happen. The protagonist has an interesting personality, his attitude change is clear throughout the story (especially when he finishes the first book), this is not a story where The protagonist "steals" the position of protagonist of the story, they are on separate paths and it is rare that they meet again. But don't worry, because the MC goes through great adventures so He is no less "protagonist" for that. As a "world traveler" story most of the characters don't have extreme relevance to the story on a general scale, so they're not fully in-depth, but don't get me wrong They are indeed of paramount importance to the period of history, and have a fair amount of layers as far as possible. The characters are captivating, although it is not possible to get attached to the vast majority. Although it has a reasonable amount of chapters, we are still in the "prologue", so to speak. Overall I'm curious to see what the author has to offer, but what about