For context I read until ch 200. The story starts out with some cool concepts such as a massive setting spanning entire solar systems potentially, exciting survival scenes in the dimension where people can gain unique powers and evolve to become new and improved versions of humans. I was interested in how to world of human evolution would progress and how it would impact human civilization. There was a lot of potential at the start in my opinion. However, the author does not touch on any of this past the first 50 chapters. Most of the story senters around the main character playing "sports" and games in "highschool", the intriguing world of gods paradise( not exact name) is treated as a side story or side quest for the main character while he focuses on boring events such as playing a glorified game of rock paper scissors or filming commercials for TV. People naturally gain powers and skills as they "evolve" but when they enter the regular world it is as if they disappear. Even though some are incredibly useful in everyday situations no one uses them. The main character also makes many poor decisions that go against the values, common sense. and personality the author introduced the reader to in the beggining. I hope it gets better later on but I had to stop due to how boring, irritating, and nonsensical the story became. if it does get better some let me know and I will give at another chance.

An interesting take on the MCs abilities and powers. The pace is excellent and there are intense action scenes as well as some interesting conflicts of ideals and would views. The characters have some depth and their interactions with each other are enjoyable to read. The only fault for me is the lack of world building, but this may easily be solved in the upcoming chapters:)