I Fell into the Game with Instant Kill

The novel isn't bad. Its just not good either. The Mc starts out scared of being weak, even with his skill and sees out power but the way he does it is somewhat unsatisfying and at a certain point he peaks and just stops growing. The end of the book is also extremely rushed which hurt what was otherwise extremely satisfying character development and an interesting plot.

Collision with my beliefs and personality, I must say I wasn't really Ron's biggest fan throughout the novel. I did enjoyed his display of abilities every moment so having disagreements regarding his character shouldn't affect the story much. It's very simple, and a very easy concept to follow that everyone will surely like. It rrally is a shame it ended way too anti-climactic because the process was cut short. Not really a treasure, a mid novel you'll like among the trash really. Would love to read a similar but much better concept of this.

The ending doesn't disappoint me that much but a lot of things are left hanging and it's relatively frustrating. 😮‍💨If only the author hadn't gotten sick.

It started good, has a good classic premise, my expectations are high. The power has its own balance (thats what i thought at first). Mc has instakill ability but with restrictions that he had to touch or having a phisycal contact with target. And he can't gain level from killing the opponent, and i thought that was the restrictions of instakill that make him can't gain level. SO THAT HE CAN ONLY GAIN POWER BY COLLECTING MYSTERY. THAT'S WHAT I THOUGHT. but the reality in the novel, he could gain level by practicing, SO WHY TF HE DIDN'T PRACTICE IN THE BEGINNING, HE IS WEAK AF THAT ANYBODY COULD KILL HIM AS LONG AS THEY ATTACK HIM FROM A DISTANCE. This happen at academy arc which ruin this novel completely. This novel got rushed from that arc and got sh*tty end.

I loved the first half of the novel, it has an interesting concept (not unique as there are a lot of cliches, but it was entertaining). Although it was a rushed ending, it wasn’t as unsatisfactory as you’ll think (what needed to be done was done). It had a lot of potential but unfortunately it was cut short :(

First half of the novel (1-130 chapters) had an interesting premise but it was just boring, it was a constant plot of going from ruin A to ruin B etc. . and there's hardly any emotional aspect of the novel aswell and the ones written are done poorly. Second half of the novel, was just rushed and the world building/background started to collapse, characters were poorly done and the academy arc was just horrible, the ending of the novel was completely rushed and compressed into 3 chapters with a nonsensical and lazy ending. Don't know why it's rated so highly when it's probably one of the worst generic novels I've read.

A very good novel though rushed ending, like many other novels. Loved the pacing and a new type of MC, missed a few things at the end though.

interesting story. Usually the decisions a MC makes line up with what i'd want to do but this one did not. This was a story more of a secondary MC but it was good. I didn't mind the ending as I wanted it to be done anyway.

IMPORTANT DETAIL: There is no "System" in this novel. No "Status Bar" or "Floating Holographic Screen". Very refreshing. It filled the emptiness inside me for a little while. The abrupt ending gouged a hole through my filled state. I feel empty once more but I enjoyed the short journey. This novel is great for those who are looking for an overpowered mc who still struggles. It is also great for those who are used to thousand chapter novels and too many details regarding power levels and systems. A casual read I would say. I would recommend it to others.

A well written and translated novel. The story was fast and there wasn't much time spent explaining pointless things. The ending was rushed, but most of it came together nicely. The only shame is that some characters and story threads were thrown aside. Checkov's gun need not apply here. 8/10 read imo