Nice story set in a kinda D&D world. It’s a western written novel, not a Chinese one, so there aren’t any arrogant young masters. MC is kinda OP, but it’s not too annoying because they usually fight mobs rather than players. It basically becomes a Monty Haul campaign with ridiculous rewards falling out of the sky for the MC and there is no threat or fear of death. It’s just a nice easy ride, more about the relationships than any challenges. About the relationships, it reads like a harem novel and feels like a harem novel, in that the MC adds a pretty chick to his group every few chapters, and he’s the only guy in the group, BUT it’s not actually a harem novel because he only gets on with one girl, in an off-screen segment. The first few chapters are a bit bumpy, with abrupt scene changes without any explanation and a few parts that don’t make sense until you read a bit further and figure out what the author is trying to say, but after the world is introduced and the story starts moving, it’s a fairly smooth ride. Good for a non-challenging, comfortable read. No brain cells required. In fact, probably better to turn them off, you’ll enjoy it more that way.
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