Transcendence Due To A System Error

It's pretty bad honestly The start was mid, copying other premises like TAPOV and TNE. The whole, "into world as extra" trope. The translation makes things terrible though, and most chapters make no sense. You need to fill gaps of logic in your head as you read, or turn off your brain altogether to enjoy this novel. Later on the plot loses its spark and derails from it's original premise. Sooooo. . . it's not worth investing your time into

Pretty much cliche story. a bit boring with so many misunderstanding but there's still some sense of mystery that make u anticipate for the next part. although that's all it is.

Somewhat average novel. This novel heavily reminds me of Novel Extra with various misunderstandings and etc, with exception of MC being a protag. . . Anyway, thats my first impression of this novel and this can be changed in the future but. . . Uh. . . Read it considering all risks because it might be "The Novel Extra 2. 0 (but you main protag tho) ", with somewhat worser FMC imo Btw, you also need to wary of cliche moments if you REALLY hate them. I am perfectly fine (no) with them, but you might find way too much of them like in average "reincarnator, regressor, transmigration" novels which follows very tiring/repetative tropes

Well, it is a good novel but lies are too much to handle like if one gets exposed everything will fall over. Other than that, I like the story very much.

Pretty mid. The translation is unreadable, and the story is cliche. Unlike junk food stories, this one is boring and uninteresting. Reading this is comparable to eating something disgusting that doesn't taste good.

It has a rather strong start, but I feel it declines later. The premise is that the main character can gain a random power from another race after fulfilling a certain condition. Later the novel kind of falls off nerfing the main character severely along with pulling a bunch of bs. But that is near the end, I recommend reading only the first 100 chapters. It is overall solid if you don’t count the nosedive later. But I should warn you that the author tends to use a lot of cliff hangers, some never finish also.

A pretty solid Korean novel. The entire premise of the story is build upon misunderstandings and misunderstandings, and of course, the unique cheat that the mc has in this fictional world. Would recommend “I’m not really the demon gods lackey” if you like this, too.

okay, so the novel is really really interesting. but maaaaaaan, all the misunderstandings and constant lying is a bit too tiring. the progression is good, sometimes fast but still fits the story. mc is frustrating 'cause he JUST keeps lying, yes it was (kinda) necessary but he could've also just tell the truth. it was funny the first few times but it got old fast. have to pause this for now but still recommend it if you're looking for something to pass the time

This story might be enjoyable to some people, but it just doesn't hit right for me. I read 20 chapters, so keep that in mind for my review. Don't read this expecting a hyper analysis of the novel, because I honestly don't feel like reading more. The setting, power scaling, etc are generic Korean cardboard cutouts. As expected of a Korean novel though, I can't really judge it for that. The Mc only has female friends. I assume such a correlation won't change later on. Also, he always seems to be on the verge of "death" in battles, only for his ability to activate and give him more racial traits. This happens in literally every fight, no joke. The translation is terrible. I know the translator visits this site every so often. Please don't take offense from my criticisms, I'm just saying what I see. Honestly, I can read novels with messed up grammer and words. However, this novel has almost no descriptions to immerse in. What I hate most though, is the weird writing. One moment, we're in an infodump about the power scaling between ranks. The next moment, the author is explaining how resting grows fat vigorously. When the author was explaining online prices, it felt more like he was toasting products made in china. There was one fight where the Mc was about to be killed by a tiger, however, his ability activates right on time to save him. Then, two lines later the Mc is spry and healthy, with a new pet tiger that is described as a "cute big cat". Furthermore, the flow feels incoherent. There are little to no transitions between places. The Mc could be talking to someone in school, then the next chapter he's in a ruin, then he's in a guild right after, you get the point. Anyhow, I digress. Feel free to dislike my opinion if you want to. I can't stop you really. My point is that the novel just isn't for me, and it's frankly not great either. 1 Star ⭐

The story is mostly unique with some basic common troupe which you can't avoid if you are doing fantasy. The world building is decent. The only thing that is bad is sometimes, its a bit confusing who is speaking. But consindering the direction of there conversation and whats happening. Its not that much of hassle