That sums it up really, and this combo is pretty weird because it mixes harsh survival, everyone fighting for their life everyday, experiencing the loss of comrades and a "why don't we just enjoy farming and preparing food and eating it with our friends".

It is just weir, fine if you don't take it seriously. Since this is a slice of life kind of thing, you are supposed to read a few chapters here and there and relax.

As of Reading Ch 163.

I really enjoyed this series at the beginning. The ways the MC gets through difficulties in his own way and isn't doing the typical approach to the isekai survival game. It definitely has that minecraft/terraria kind of feel to it as other commenters have shared.

The MC uses interesting mechanics to win battles

However, in these later chapters, I'm finding the story progression too slow & the plot making little to no sense. Maybe because he's gotten a little too OP and there isn't enough tension in the story?

I love that for once he's not a f*cking necromancer.
The story feels like a minecraft/roblox webnovel in the best of ways. The author clearly put a lot of thought into really fleshing out the MC's abilities. And it's fun to follow along his journey.
Is it cliched? Of course, but the author's approach feels fresh.
I also love that the MC actually seems like a clever character.

... Last updated on October 3rd, 2023, 4:28pm

This was absolutely painful to get through. The story is so trivial and boring there isn't even anything to spoil. Dude becomes god by slowly grinding in a dungeon. It's the exact same isekai formula done a thousand times before. The "comedy" is about as hilarious as finding a potato in a dungeon.

Too much of an obsession with food, its really boring.

This one cheers me up. It’s a dungeon survival horror setup, and the MC is… playing Minecraft. It’s clever and fun.

Unlike a lot of dungeon isekais that put emphasis on "mc gets a skill that looks underwhelming but is actually really op", this manhwa puts it all on the mc's creativity and hardwork. He didn't have any particularly op skills, but because he thinks outside the box the dungeon rewards him with "mundane" skills after grinding. He gains the earth lump skill by digging with just his hands for a long while, for example. It's his resourcefulness and creativity that leads him to being an incredibly powerful character. Powerful in the sense that he can turn the odds with strategy, rather than it all being a powertrip.

If you want flashy fight scenes, this one is probably not for you. There will be some later on , but most of the fights will be him using his wits and the stuff he has hoarded so far in unique ways. There's also a bunny straight man for comedic relief, among other things.

And fuck, I'm bored. It's literally just been 25 chapters of the MC playing with dirt, oh nevermind, now he's playing with stone. Where's the character development? Exciting fights? Side characters? Anything other than making fucking sand castles?

Why does this have a high rating again? Surely not for the "comedy" that the reviewer below mentions. Sure it had one or two moments but that's it. Only way this would be considered funny is if you're high off your ass.

it's one of those manga where mc is the "cool and powerfull" type, but like 90% iseka, it's mc "development" is just rushed.
story it's ok I guess, but nothing great

MC gets purification skill after being summoned to some real life dungeon and was about to die, but due to rabbit admin making a "whoopsie doopsie, I did not see that you made it". He becomes an error/glitch in the system.. AND THIS IS WHERE THE FUN BEGINS.

... Last updated on April 29th, 2020, 12:02pm