Honest reviews are here.. First of all, this is an OP MC novel where MC grows speed are super lightning fast.. This author is not limiting MC power at all, not even trying to be capped like all other novels.. Which is good, in my opinion, because I like OP MC.. The system is also very helpful, and not making MC doing ridiculous quest... MC strength, talent, and skills are all interesting and quite unique.. But if you guys are a type that who hates OP MC, don't read it.. Or if you someone who loves MC going thru hardship, torture mentally, being condemned by people, slow grow MC, righteous MC. you won't find it here.. MC is practically super OP and merciless in any world he goes.. As the novel title "World Travel Simulator," MC basically got a system that helped him get stronger by going thru a simulator in another world multiple times repeatedly.. The author is good at explaining, don't worry.. The author is going to explain the mystery one by one.. It won't take that long.. In the beginning, the author just gives a quick brief on MC simulation in the new world.. Until system update, then the author got real and explained the situation more detail..

The MC is just an annoying guy, he keeps saying he's paranoid and everything but he gets the slightest bit of power and is lost. The writing, despite not having many spelling errors, is by no means succinct, something that the author could explain in two sentences takes almost the entire chapter, making it full of endless monologues, as if he were explaining it to a 5-year-old child. what he's been doing for years, in other words, it was easier to just continue the story. I'm not even going to delve into this disgusting being called MC, annoying and irritating hypocrite.

Not to bad a novel, the concept of simulations has been used before but I fear it will limit the story growth overall. The characters are, in my opinion, just very 2 dimensional. Your either good or bad, there is no middle ground. The MC is low key in the beginning, then gets a bit of power and then goes full on nuclear. His attitude to others is merciless, their values are determined by their usefulness to him as tools. He professes his devotion to his loved ones yet i feel it is one of the many masks he wears. Oh and he is a yandere which is introduced early on. I think the book is interesting but so far to me, it just feels like a wish fulfilment novel that the author can let loose with his dark thoughts. I read up to the current chapter before privlage locks, think about chapter 41 odd, and don’t believe this one is for me as I don’t believe a book focussed solely on world simulations has a great life expectancy. If he was a bit more invested with the real world then maybe, but in the 40 odd chapters, he has only stepped outside his house once and even then, with his powers he couldnt be bothered to save a girl who was fighting to save others, knowing she was insufficient for the task. He just turned away and left the scene, that really was the final nail. Many ways the author could have turned this narrative around, such as disguised himself and intervened to test his new powers etc, but no, he just couldn’t be bothered and coldly dismissed her. Anyways Tl;dr. Just a dark book with little redeeming qualities at this stage of development.

Hmm.. So where Should I start1.) I like the story and its premise2.) The writing is easy to read, Sentence structure also done neatly.3.) Development of the story is going so far, the world building is likeable, and Simulation system is my personal favourite.4.) MC is smart, he use his brain, not an emotional fool, wimp, or a simp... So a huge plus for that, his thinking process is unique Lol.5.) Updates are stable and goodGive it a try, I see a lot of potential, keep up the good work author.

The mc is like a Chinese novel protagonist. HE IS THE BEST AND EVERYONE IS NOTHING...!.

I have a lot to say: (1) Writing quality is good. (2) There is not much to world-building, generic portal hunter stuff. (3) What's the point of the novel when he is not going to do anything; Mc is getting everything just by watching a simulation and reaping rewards, I really can't read such a novel. (4) He feels bland like a robot, Maybe I need to read more but I honestly can't. (5) Chapters are too short. [Overall » Decent, I really didn't feel like continuing it any further.] {At last, Dear Author don't take this review to your heart. There are people who like your work but it does not float my boat. So yeah that's it}

Katake has a really bad habit of leaving us on hiatus in all of his novels I hoper this won't be sameas always he always make good novels so that's the reason for the full 5 starand katake, Don't leave this on hiatus

Hey, Shadowkatake! sorry for the late review, I thought I had already written a good ol' review but it took too long, first of all, I really like the characters and the world building is almost perfect as well as the overpowered World Travel Simulator System, honestly this is the first Simulator novel I've read and I definitely didn't regret reading it, the story is good, the writing style is good, the author is goooood, and so is everything else, although it was a bit frustrating to read the later and mid part of volume 2, it would be better to not skip any chapters as it could lead to gap in your knowledge about WTSS, Anyways Thanks for releasing my desire to read as always~

If you like simulation novels and can't just find the right novel bcuz of too much bs. Then this is for you. The story development could've been better but it's still pretty good and acceptable imo. I love everything about this except the low amount of chapters.🥲 4.8☆