I have to say as a first review... This is interesting, sure it may be a topic people have already seen before but another perspective from another author is appreciated in making the case suitable. I hope other readers would take in the consideration of reading this work.

I haven't seen such great detail in writing before. This was an interesting one also the class system caught me off guard since you usually see the normal 6 classes you typically see in RPG so that's a plus. Also, this is a good book to pick up if you love the small details and explanations. Great work!

You can read the bartending one first since this will fill in the context for the rest of the plot later. I plan to use this book later once I finish the other book.

Surprisingly good romance from what I've found. I love the characters and progression is pretty nice for a romance book which is my weakest genre.

Not gonna lie it was more immersive than what I thought. A bit meta with the small details mentioned in the story hint, hint. Great job writing it well made me a bit too focused and almost hit the wall while reading it.

Author here, it's been nice writing this series for a while now and I want to know what you guys think of the current state of the book and or general thoughts of it. Any feedback is appreciated

Quite surprising that this is interesting. The characters are pretty good, very well done. Though I was caught off guard by the way you made the UI look in the story but it wasn't that bad in my opinion. Keep it up mate.

I'm surprised how you made this. Quite understandably will attract people to read it because I do like the wording you picked for this work of yours really good job making it. Also nice cover.

I finished reading the first 3 chapters. Got to say I like the self-awareness of the MC in the beginning, very easy to follow with the pacing that I think is good on how you pulled it off. A well thought out backstory with said that the MC knows his position and he understands his placement in his old world then suddenly being transported into somewhere he doesn't know is quite surprising for me at least.