Bit disappointed. Rating 2 It's reaction/watching novel which doesn't really fit COTE or Hiki because of how it interrupts discussions and monologue which are the best part of both story. COTE cast reactions are lackluster, COTE MC seemingly had a weird conclusion as for what's happening without reason. If the White Room has the ability to transmit voices to students why would they use it in such a clumsy way to plot against you? His thought process was weird lol. Hikigaya on COTE is an interesting idea thou it is a massive let down with how people's personality turned to easy mode for some reason. Princess wasn't doing her passive-aggressive attitude, Dragon weirdly openly supported him to the point of offering to transfer him (oh Princess offered as well) which is not uncommon for a COTE novel. What is weird about it is that it's only the first month, his abilities aren't fully shown yet they seem so desperate for him. His D class classmates are less stupid and aggressive, Sudo didn't need much convincing, Horikita didn't suffer setbacks or meeting council president yet her attitude is already less 'independent'. So many stuff that just really ruins the novel.

Disappointed. MC characterization aside, many details were skipped and the HOTD arc only lasted for 30 chapters. There were extra plots of new zombies and nests which I thought would be interesting. Then bam. Ignored and steamrolled, even the faction building and so on was directly abandoned and they move on to the so called game world where he squanders his points for amenities. The last straw was when the next world is Boring Girlfriend, a slice of life where he is assigned to make a game. Betrayed multiple expectations, all in bad ways. Overall disappointing.

Written in such a bland and boring way that even when the MC is supposedly showing emotion it feels off and fake. Characters including MC feel so robotic, even after he kills so many demons there's been no change and no meaningful reaction from others as if he just went on a stroll. The system portion is unclear as well

Very dizzying start with the author giving too much details and monologue at the start. Improves by a lot later on thou. After the bad and confusing start the story becomes much more interesting. I greatly dislike the Infinite Stratos arc though since he accepts getting tested on, attacked, and annoyed at that world, allowing Shinonono to act brazenly against him even when after he helped her sister. He got a reward from Shinonono which admittedly thinks is not enough but still continously actively or passively causes troubles to him during his stay in the world. Some examples of what they did included trying to peer into his soul and memories (he didn't kill them for that...), actively making IS berserk to try him, gathering his data, allowing the government to attack him on their own area. I wish he would just leave that world and blacklist them with all the disrespect to him. Despite his help on giving various data, mech information, and plot details, Shinonono still does trick. I am not saying that she should roll over and give him everything he wants, but she should at least have the basic respect to him, given all his contributions. I genuinely don't understand why he doesn't just leave since he doesn't need that world badly.

Maybe it's a 4 star if you want to watch MC stomp others while everything goes his way, otherwise it's 1-2 stars. It is rather boring with how the main character's luck automatically does everything for him. Even when fighting others, inexplicable things happen like meteorites falling, later on he even gets a lucky based skill that can 100x multiply his damage at a very low rate. Of course since he is lucky it always triggers when he wants. Overall there's no tension and I don't really like the main character since it feels like watching a person use cheats, playing with modded stats and unlimited everything.

Decent opening, fast progression after start, then suddenly derailed. His automatons don't come into play in the beginning, and his rare combat barely includes them, he is more like a sage/mage than a puppeteer. After the lovey dovey scenes with 1st FMC pace speeds up and so does his power ups. Sadly after 100 chapters in, the author decides to introduce a new world and have him travel instead of fixing the world he is in. So many ignored parts like the details of expansion, policies, spread of knowledge, or even his relationships. It just abruptly jumps to campione of all places, and he even goes solo. For a nation with faction building and nation building, why did the author decide to throw away 100 chapters of story development and instead focus on a new world when the previous one is unfinished? Makes it seem so disconnected from the story I've been reading.

Nice premise, trash MC MC transmigrates to the future with SC system, however, the colony he is on is currently under attack... With apparent danger, no information, and no equipment guess what he does? A. Stay put and wait for his system to create marines. B. Use SCVs and other farming units to probe and explore the situation or at least escort him. C. Go outside into the invaded city, alone, with no scouting, and try to fight aliens with a random knife. Given my 1star review you can guess what the MC did. Not only did he choose the C option but his reason for it was that he should be brave or would amount to nothing. Buddy you have a commander system not a hot blooded battle cultivation system. With his poor decision he faced an alien while he has no equipment, he gets offered by the AI to summon the gatherer units. He refuses, saying they are weak. THEY ARE WEAK compared to combat units, not compared to a person with only a spacesuit and a knife. Those gatherer units are from an advanced civilization, and are made to gather tough minerals even on harsh environments. Overall, nice idea but really trash low quality arrogant MC with no brain and no self awareness.

Feels bland to read with many timeskips in the start. Also MC goes to expose his abilities, Nahida's existence, and unique game changing plants to the military, trusting them to just not take him away?? He didn't have backup plans, escape plans, or even mutual destruction guarantee, he just laid down all his cards at the table and amazingly he didn't get exploited to death for his mutant plants that can affect the entire world's army level, Nahida wasn't captured and controlled despite being a powerless Emperor potential creature and all that.