Honestly feel the same. The player dude could have been kept around for a more interesting character development.

After reading the first chapter, I was about to comment that this was my speculation. I've never seen it done before so I thought I was some genius for figuring it out lol.

F... what a waste.

Can you spoil me more about what happens? Like, what was the reason for that?

It somehow managed to fit in all my favourite tropes in one story and the execution was not bad. The romance subtleties reminded me of visual novels. From an objective point of view, it's just above average story, but to me, it's one of the best reads I've had so far. This is probably like how I would view solo leveling. Technically, it's not actually THAT good in comparison to stories like LOTM but the fact that I enjoyed it this much just speaks volume, at least for me. 10/10(?) My standards aren't high, if I enjoyed it then that's all that mattered so that rating seems fair.
Read it for romance and comedy. The plot isn't actually bad too. It has lots of potential, since the setting and worldbuilding was done well. Nothing too crazy so far at chapter 72 but you could see it all building up, preparing to erupt at the right time. And if you sticked around for that, you sure are going to have a blast because I'm sure I would, knowing that the author actually knows what he's doing.
TL;DR: I love it. Read it for romance or comedy. Huge potential. Characters are well written.

THIS STORY IS SO PEAK!

25 chapters in and I could say that the comment below me is pretty accurate. Mixed up tropes which reminds me of ORV (of course not the same level of story telling) but yeah. Less cringe, genuinely became more interesting.
Main plot revolves around MC trying to stop everyone from killing him, and all sorts of tropes got used like transmigration and time travelling. I think what I found interesting is that there is this prophecy of him dying and as he kills the guy who's supposed to kill him, it just gets replaced by some other guy too. I can smell potential dilemma, because at the process of stopping the people trying to kill him, he also gets to learn more about humanity.
TL;DR: Huge potential, but the author's execution drags the quality down. Treat it like comedy/don't take it too seriously and it's quite enjoyable.

They're pretty funny to me lmao.

Very interesting.
Edit: This one's really good. I don't need to say much, just read it.

Cringefest from the very first chapter. I could probably deal with the cringe but I don't wanna read it to get bored till the end. I'll try reading it til the tenth chapter tho so I'll come back.
Edit: After 10 chapters, I could only keep on reading this because there's a ntr potential. The story doesn't get any better, but it becomes more bearable. (It became more like comedy to me tbh.)
Dialogues are too plain it reminds me of satire instagram reels/yt videos making fun of mainstream tropes, which adds to the bit of comedy. I'm enjoying it the way the author didn't intend to but hey, at least I'm having fun.
The MC infiltrated human society, does his bare minimum to make this NPC side characters look up to him while he's in disguise. These NPC side characters (I can't feel a shred of personality from them) would literally fall for anything.

Took me like, less than 24 hours to catch up after months of not reading this.

Acid melts sh*t tf an antidote gonna do?

Where's Mary? Where's that smug manipulative face? She can play fiddle with my brain and mess it up and I can do the same to her guts and that would be so hot.

Look at this green haired mofo... 10/10 would. Holy sh*t she's so hot.

Sakamoto is doing a part time job in isekai

Guess I have no choice but to read the novel. Sadly, hopes for the anime is also dead.

Someone should edit all his goofy monologues to edgy foreshadowing...

I think he have this ego or whatever you call it which made him think he's powerful enough to do anything. Look at how everyone is inflating it by praising him.

Those two are pretty scary to be fair.