I really hope we don't sit through a month of hiatus or something.

Tutorial is Too Hard.

Well, good thing everyone is a racist or she would've gotten married before Rudy got his chance.

How is he alive? Because he transcended using sheer stubbornness or something. I dunno, but don't you mess with his sister.

Yeah, and some comics feature Superman with armor that shields him from kryptonite's harmful effects.

71% a robot? An EMP would kill her.
I can't imagine that there are zero villains with casual Electromagnetic Pulse technology. "I have tech to resist them." Yeah, and Superman can, in some comics, resist kryptonite to a certain degree.

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OH WE'RE SO BACK!
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Yes. That is the joke and why I want those people to shut up.

Congratz!
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The transition between page 6 to 7 is kinda weird.

Ya know, the slower updates started happening because people demanded higher quality. I sure wish those people would SHUT UP!

I know the feeling of "wow, it took you that long to figure it out?" being addressed right into Mr. Main Character's face, but you should take a moment and consider how powerful our basic sense of "common sense" is. It holds up in the face of so many things, preventing us from reaching whacky conclusions like "oh, real life just integrated with a video game" or vice versa.

20 million is a big number of players.
VRChat's peak player count is almost 100,000 - according to a random google search.

Thing is, League of Legends, as miserable as this fact is: has almost 200 million players.

He doesn't want to. If someone doesn't want to do something, you cannot force them to do it regardless of EVERYTHING.

Little wins like screwing them over are what he has to look forward to.

What is this? A comedy. Allow me to type it again, this time underlined, all caps, bolded and italicized so you can see it more clearly:

A COMEDY!!!

The overall plot goes off and does stuff while the comedy is dancing in the forefront. At one point, Mr. Main Character drunkenly creates a LITERAL SECOND MOON that gets attention for half a chapter, and then never again.

So, is it any good? Well, it is amusing and there are some original ideas on display. The art ranges from "solid" to "GOING HARD!" Characters have some development. During all this, the author is absolutely doing some eye-rolling sarcastic laughs at everything he is writing.

Do not take this all that seriously. If the plot doesn't hook you and the comedy is a miss, just move on. It isn't super long, just 120 chapters and contrary to belief, I do not think this was rushed. Rather, I think the author threw out some bait for plotlines that didn't matter -> and just left them alone forever for the lulz.

So like, a 6 or 7/10 - not IGN, so a decent score.

Well, you missed out on huge happenings, including the bug king from the beginning, two of the "stalkers" getting beaten and almost erased from existence, and the entire finale with the dragon and the destruction lady.

So, the ability he drunkenly got did technically come back in relevancy.

I don't see anything wrong with it.
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So, Mr. Main Character has officially become a DnD Dungeon Master -> and anything he wants can happen BUT ONLY IF he can convince his players (namely, that third clone of his) that it makes sense.

You'd expect SOMEONE to parry the "disappears -> hits you and appears behind you" thing after it is used soooooooo much.

So... I think he jumped the gun on dismissing the questioning. I would've answered some of her questions before ending the conversation. It's not like the answers would've revealed a brand new weakness or something... right?
Yes, the notion of "simply not knowing" might be hard to believe; especially out of context. Thing is, she read the entire novel, so there is plenty of context - as well as his reputation.

He ended the conversation too quickly, imo, like a Baldur's Gate 3 player cutting the conversation short and just attacking.