The previous comment is most correct. Upon arrival, the world suddenly collapses. Not recommended.

Seriously? This idiot agreed to tell his friends about his cheat. That's really ridiculous. MCs telling others about their cheats is a big no-no for me.

Not for me

The plot with the seal on the byakugan is really bad. It doesn't really seem like he read the manga.

Boring. Too boring. You might enjoy it if you can tolerate boredom.

If the chapters were decent, it would be a 3.5/5 or even a 4/5, but unfortunately, from chapters 80 to... The paragraphs got jumbled up. Which, for a story of nearly 700 chapters, really doesn't make you want to know where things get back to normal. It's very unpleasant to read like this. It's a shame the novel hasn't been fixed, even though I've pointed it out several times.

The story is good. Unfortunately, when it was just beginning, the author finished the story in one chapter. He literally compressed hundreds of chapters into one. So while it's good, I don't recommend it. Rushed ending or missing ending... it's up to you.

I don't get it. I really don't get it. Why is this story so highly rated and highly recommended? It's been a long time since I've read such an annoying novel. The first 20 chapters alone are already unbearable. Her brother and her parents, her in-laws and her family... I read nothing but stupid, pointless conflict. The characters don't seem intelligent at all. What kind of crap is this?

It's good, but at the same time, it's quite boring, I must admit. It's always the same as with other wizarding novels. No time to rest, always on the run or about to run away. He's always making enemies inexplicably.

A good story to pass the time. I would have given it 5 stars if it weren't for the two flaws I found. The first is that the story moves too quickly. I've always hated the kind of story where the main character becomes the strongest in the world in just a few months. That's exactly the case here. He becomes a god in less than a year. Everything happens so quickly that it's too unrealistic. It's about territory management, kingdom building, but everything happens in months. What's the point? At least two years, or five years... It's more reasonable. Whether it's in construction or even agriculture, where it takes time to see reasonable changes. Economics, development, etc. But no, everything happens quickly. And even when there are areas that require enough time to see results, as if by magic, in the following chapters, he finds ways to speed things up again. It's annoying. The second point is that the disaster stories follow one another non-stop. Before the MC's arrival, the world had been going well for thousands of years. After his arrival, in just a few months, a thousand-year-old empire was destroyed, the underworld collapsed, evil gods escaped, demons from the abyss invaded the main plane, the original plane appeared... In short, it's the end of the world. Just like that. Without warning at all. No time to settle down for the main character. The story is just good enough to pass the time.