Review Detail of GoneSoSoon in Fate Reversal System: Villain God Reborn As Hero Mage

The story written by this author uses a very general 'system' plotline. However, the 'twist' of this plot is the fact that the main character switches 'fates' with another character. This is a good way to turn such a diluted trope on its head. It's almost like a freaky friday situation, where the main character has to live out the life of this character. However, because of his haughty 'above all' nature, he's not too afraid to deviate from the other character's personality, creating a lot of situations where side characters look at him strangely. Moreover, because of his alignment with what is generally considered 'evil' by most characters, he has a soft spot for the monsters that the character he's posing as is supposed to kill. This too brings strange looks towards him. This novel is almost as if the main character is a wolf in sheep's clothing, except he forgoes the clothing altogether, and walks through the pastures as the sheep stare at him strangely. He hasn't shown any significant motivation towards a goal as far as I've read, although I suspect that the supposed 'secrets of the world' are a big point for him. Despite this, he has a pathway towards success, a leveling system that benefits him with bestowed powers. Someone so strong becoming so weak is sure to mess with their mind that is so used to the muscle-memory of a god. Overall, this novel has a lot of exciting points that could flourish in the future, almost like a planted seed sprouting. The most interesting character to me is shown very early on, so it's worth even just reading a few chapters in the beginning to see if you enjoy it or not.