Mediocre novel, but I'm glad it doesn't follow the original plot. The MC is op, power hungry and lustful so if you want a huge harem encompassing nearly every attractive character in the original work, you can have a look. It's deserves 3 stars but gets an additional star for being an easy-to-read fast food novel.

An alright novel. The last 60 or so chapters were mainly repetitive filler with an open ending with much left to be desired.

A few novel, the first volume (tbh the entire game series condensed) end at chapter 421 and is a great read for people who've read the dragon raja novels or played the games and are pissed off with the loser protagonist in the og media. Quite a few unclosed ends like the system's origin and reason for the protagonist to transmigrated, but all-in-all it ends well.

Started alright, but after chapter 40 turned into a young master face slapping competition. Garbage with the only value of raising your blood pressure.

The protagonist can be described as a chuunibyou, wannabe, loser and a low-IQ and EQ pushover. Nearly 30% of the novel's content is the author promoting others novels or self-promoting and complaining. It gets boring quickly with it's poorly done slice of life and a weak ass plot.

An action-packed mishmash of worlds with loads of "coincidental" saves and a trashy "harem". Not my cup of tea, but if you're interested in constant battles then it might be for you.

A confusing jumbled-up mess of a novel which messes up the original character's personalities and adds a weirdo self-insert protagonist. The Date a Live world is already a confusing mess and this novel just makes it worse.

Pedo author and extremely rushed ending. After the first 200 chaoters, neither of the systems seem to happen much, the relationships are inconsistent and poorly developed and towards the end of the book it can be seen that the author loses interest in continuing after starting a new book simultaneously. The last 4-5 chapters are a crappy hodgepodge that ruin the buildup of over a 100 chapters, leaving many loose ends and potholes. This novel could have used at least 200 more chapters to be worth a 4 star.