Review Detail of SirLobo93 in Worlds' Apocalypse Online

Like many others I've already read several other chapters on another site since this was already translated unofficially but since this is likely to be read by a new group if this is really picked up I might as well give my review. I really enjoyed the novel at the beginning and wished I could have for the entirety of the series. For the translation quality and stability of updates I'll just give a blanket 3 for each. As for the story development I'll give this a 3 as well. Reason? Well the beginning was cliche, the power spikes were to large, he's thrown into one situation after another and eventually the novel gets a bit to trope-ish. I decided to drop the novel around the 3 to 400 mark because it was becoming more trope than original iirc. The characters are all interesting their composition are unique and intriguing. They all have a story, a purpose, a drive. If you like a character you know why, if you hate a character you know why too and if you don't then it's because the author has left them in an ambiguous state for the time being. The author really knows how to position characters to make you feel things. The world building is something else! The background of regions, places, things etc... They all have something that draws you in. The story never completely tells the story of an area right away it will be revisited over and over with different revelations that fit into the entire plot line. ***SPOILER WARNING*** I quit reading just before he gets trapped into one of the worlds he can't return from until he finds a way back to one another f the other world's connected to his own. Another thing, this book is a world hopper... The Mc for the most part is a single beta tester in a world about to become a video game. This world already has innate powers. These powers can be considered strong but they can be made stronger through cultivation. Mc is a reincarnation of his future self into his younger body. The story starts off strong if not a little trope-ish after he comes out of the videogame world the first time. It's handled well but the next dozen chapters leads to a slightly more well done series of clichés. It fits together well and ties into the bigger picture but it is what it is. For character design and world development they each get a 5