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Yeah, one of things that turns me down about this genre of novels is like you mentioned how fast the MC becomes OP. Like, where's the conflict now? The growth? The devlopment?!

Good to know, I don't read novels with that tag since not only is one of the dumbest things I ever seen, but also generally makes the novel less fun to read. The novel many does have some interesting story or overall concept but then the racism shows it's head everything around just gets dumber, you basically just read to feel anger. Some novels don't much, just some passing sentences, so you can gloss and pretend you didn't read that, but other times it's just plain stupid. Hence the reason I tend to avoid CH novels in the real world. But yeah, thanks for the pro tip.

I really liked this one, at first the MC was kinda generic to me but soon I got hooked when they brought the girl he calls "Tool Man #1" into play. This idea of a untalent MC seeking help from a more talanted person with his system is quite novel to me, usually the MC hoards the benefits all to himself, here it's different though. Later when more girls are brought in things get even more interesting, following multiple POVs is really interesting, the many adventures they each go through is way more fun to read than many novels coming out these days. The best to me is the fact that none of them is invencible, none of them is gonna solo their respetive "runs" and that's really refreshing in a system novel. Each girl does fail and dies many times, but they improve on the next run and go further beyond. The whole thing feels kinda like a "rogue-like" type of game, death in these simulations is expected, the trick is to use what you learned in the previous run to go further in this one, eventually passing through certain events with a "perfect run". All in all, really liked the novel. Having read the RAWs I can say the novel doesn't disapoint as it progress, I recomend this one to all that have some time to spend.

Other than what my friends pointed out already, he has a big upperhand on whoever he invites because the system gives HIM the better rewards whilest the girls only get a watered down rewards, though a still good one, (and they don't know their reward is watered down). Not giving much spoilers but I read the RAW and he indeed keeps up with this trend of giving others acess, as of now there's three girls, and to be honest, they are much fun to read than him.

Not saying the novel is bad or anything, this's something apart, but this novel made ponder once again why in these instances where theres the good and bad side the MC is reborn in the demon side like a edgy anti-hero? I find myself coming across a lot of this for some reason, I once thought it was because a good MC was the common trend, but like I said recently I'm thinking it's the reverse.

This makes you wonder how "cringe" (be known that I don't like to use this word) basically all of the basic tropes of cultivation novels are. I confess I'm guilty of liking some of them, but really I always found hard to swallow how absolutely broken most of these MC's powers are (now wonder they callef "cheats"), worse of all is how they never got explained, they just exist and you need to deal with it. When well done this tropes can give us some interesting novels, but big majority is really just bland and looking just like a copy of one another, the latest novels coming out here in the site are a good example. Anyway, this is a good novel to anyone who just want to laugh a bit, and if you're a senior when it comes to cultivation novels and others you probably even more as you take a moment to ponder about what I did while reading it.