As a fan of MMORPGs, it's hard to swallow that he, out of thousands and thousands of players(probably), is the only one who stumbled upon loopholes that can easily him rich and powerful. Sheesh. The game, Only Sense Online, even had a Beta run for god's sake. It's like LMS and Ark in that regard; it underestimates the sheer volume of players popular MMORPGs tend to get, and the cut-throat business-like approach alot of MMORPG players tend to take.
Other than that , well, it's a really fun read. It has less action and more in-game industry which I like. The MC is not overpowered combat-wise and the writer fall alot less on the "OMG! How is he able to do that?! With that little time?! Alone, and with one finger?!" drama.
If you like MMORPGs, and like crafting potions, weapons and armor and stuff more, then you'll love this.
EDIT after volume 4:
Well... Going by the past 3 of volumes, I think this novel started to slip. What stood out about this novel in the first volume is that it was crafting/business centered. That's what it was but recently idk what the author is going for anymore.
Instead of crafting and business, the author started to focus on different things, like quests, combat, pvp and whatnot, and honestly, I think he doesn't have the talent for those things. Firstly, his characters are too tame and innocent for that kind of story. Secondly, he doesn't know how to setup interesting battle scenes.
Lastly, and this is what annoys me most, are the awkward interactions between characters. It might have been cute and negligible at first but the forced gags, flirting(?), and even the simple conversations became too cheesy for me.
Idk, maybe it's just the translations(they're tolerable but far from perfect). Whatever it is, it's not getting better. I can't even find the point to volume 4. It was so short. They just... did some stuff and it's over before there's even a single significant thing that happened. Introduced some pointless characters that was already forgotten by the author at the end. I hope the next volume picks things up. If not I may just drop this.
Rating from 9 to 7