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Small brain readers, beware.

The Manga gets too technical MOST OF THE TIME. The topic sometimes delves into scientific fields, programming, even as far as unraveling fictional concepts using scientific methods. Just the wall of texts and the dialogues would bore anyone who can't sit through a meeting just as much.

Enough with that, the manga did a good job in making/designing their characters. Their personality is solid but flaws are still there making them feel alive. The world setting is also fleshed out; the world is on their road to exploring everything new that the world is opening slowly but steadily unlike other modern fantasy where ... everything just, suddenly works.
The human conflict is well crafted, wholly reasonable. The tension between nations are also palpable, to the point that you feel like it will definitely happen irl if the world is similar to the manga's story.

Tl;dr, the manga is basically about exploring fantasy elements technically with solid characters and a superb world building.

The start was a regular "summoned to another world" with "area" and "unit" incorporated making the premise of the "Game". This sets up the end game for the story pretty early on which is, as you probably have guessed, uncovering what the "Game" really is. The title was a bit misleading as even the "gods" who was later revealed as the "players" most of the time wasn't really "gods" but "units" who have reached the end of their development.

Other than that, the characters are developed in good ways but you can tell that the author leans too much on "good" than "bad". Moreover, the pacing ... was too fast leaving less room to further develop each character. What I find more fascinating though is the "game" design, which was reasonable and even incorporated "bugs" that game developers often misses and that players unexpectedly find. It's a story that you can finish in one sitting, no more no less and is just right.

P.S: The story's ending is a bit disappointing, it's open ended and there's a setup left for a possible sequel.

To be honest, it's one of the manga that you'll either love or hate depending on preference. Overpowered MC? Good natured MC? Various ability systems(onmyoji, espers, and western magic for example)? An overarching villain? It has it all.

The problem however, is that the MC is too good, so good they spare their enemies most of the time. Then the author has this problem of just throwing whatever plot armor they can get their hands on to the MC, even making various ridiculous ways to accomplish that goal.

Personally, not a fan of this story solely for the reason of how annoying the personality traits given to ... the main character.

The MC got continuously summoned to different worlds to the point even their race was affected, it's just absurd. It's not like the guy ended up having their soul disassembled and reassembled into something not human. The goddess clearly stated it was their soul getting pulled to the other world while the same vessel seems to be prepared during transport for the summoning. So how they ended up a demon is unknown.

The guy can only use their full power during the day, is apparently a "demon" yet can get healed and don't suffer severe damage. There was an item introduced that can't be cut, but ... a few chapters later, was severed by a mythril sword. There was a lot of things that don't make sense that all I can say for those who want to read it was "turn off your brain."

At this point, it's just a willful story, wholly centered around power, and can be considered as a standard "tower exploration". I did rated this a whole lot higher(a whole 8 rating) when I started reading but as I continued, chapter after chapter, it felt cumbersome as the story is hardly of any notable features unique to it.

With baggage from the future weighing on the main character's choice, you can easily see how there'll be plot armor after plot armor, non-stop, during their journey on returning to their peak. The dynamics between characters is of hardly any substance, like cogs from various machines meshed into ... one and forced to work.

Such story is hardly worth cherishing, but at least it's enough to pass the time.

This Manhwa is about an apple, getting sold as a pear but at the end of the day, is still an apple. These authors should pick a lane, any lane, and not take two at the same time. Why sell us a hero story on a pretense that its an anti-hero one? Because you find anti-heroes cooler than a hero doesn't mean you can mix both, what's worst is that its terribly done.

It seriously took 57 chapters to setup the situation of the main character, but it could have been done in 10-20 chapter. On another note, the MC is too OP that, even if ... the Underworld Organization's boss gets introduced later on, him being "stronger" than the MC wouldn't make sense because:
A. They don't even dare go to the Season Bosses even as a two-faced motherfuckers.
B. The Hero King is doing everything they should be doing to be a so called "endgame boss" for this story, yes, even pulling aggro from the public, the MC is doing it all.

One of the Manhwas with a misleading title and synopsis.

While its true that the FMC does manage a hotel, they also raid dungeons for some reason. The author clearly can't decide whether to write a hotel management story, or a dungeon buster story. As for the FMC having a hard time reconnecting with her past, no such thing at all whatsoever.

This should be a manhwa titled "Raiding Dungeons while Managing a Hotel", as well as a synopsis of "FMC, quitting her work blah blah blah, ended up retiring to the countryside and unexpectedly awakened as a manager of a hotel that is blah blah blah. ... Starting with this unexpected change, they get embroiled in problems related to the dungeon blah blah blah, will they be able to manage the Hotel successfully?" Or something.

Premise:
A guy who wants to avenge his sisters death. Went to where his sister worked and shitstorm unfolded.

Conclusion:
This is, a manhwa that could end in 50 chapters as there's only one main target of revenge anyway. Instead, it got trapped in side hustles, and the main story is only opening up at chapter 63.

Is the story unique? Worth reading? I'd say no, but people have different tastes and some don't even care about good or bad. This is just one of those generic revenge manhwa that could have ended much earlier but the story got dragged on because why not?

1 word, Disappointing. 2 words, Fucking Disappointing.

While I get the take on zero-to-hero like in the first book, the protagonist of this sequel has a disappointing start.
Not only was his father a monarch, his mother has the potential of an S-Ranker. Going by that logic, even if Jinwoo's E-rank potential pulled Hunter Cha's leg, Suho's potential should have been either a C-rank or a B-rank. His innate ability to utilize Monarch's Authority(even though its an Authority given to the top creations of the Creator, I dunno, probably Inheritance), is outright useless since it consumes Mana every second, couple that with maintaining shadows as weapons, his ... starting line was a Joke. Suho, as a baby can utilize that authority with no hardship, now, he can barely sustain that for half a minute(baby Suho is literally a genuine monster, what's with adaptation?).

Another disappointment was the team up with monarch descendants setting. What are Monarchs? They are destruction Incarnate, borne to destroy everything their Creator created and everything else in existence. It would have made more sense for the Monarch's descendants to ally with Itarim's apostles, take control of the now ownerless universe and spread destruction to others after everything's over. I guess it still makes sense a little, with the monarch duking it out with Itarim, its still a type of destruction that they'll be doing.

tl:dr; It has a disappointing start compared to the first book and they are overturning our understanding of SL's Universe.

PS: I now understand why they forgot what Monarchs are, this is not a story that came out of the original author's hand, but was written by someone else.

Its alright. Typical older brother helping his younger sister while simultaneously, pursuing his love interest. Pretty normal right?

The MCs power of farming in MY OPINION, is pretty POWERFUL, wait scrap that, its dang OVERPOWERED. While he do need crystals to level up the farm, he can pretty much grow anything and everything. It doesn't just grow plants, there's also meat and a freaking monster egg plus they can "harvest" themselves.

What's more, this manga has some pretty recognizable cliches so much so that you can guess what's gonna happen next. There's also not enough build up for every adversaries that the MC is gonna face, I ... guess you could say, its done in a laid-back and lackluster way?

While I'm not a fan of this work, I can see that some people may like this kind of manga for the fact that, its pretty much chill(but you may rather read By the Grace of the Gods).