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TLDR paragraph: This novel was a massive pain to read. It's a novel with enough interesting driving mechanics to make the writer roughly patch together the other parts without a care. The translation quality also drops later on. And these driving mechanics also become essentially cut off as fuller content and highly lessened. So I'd say not worth your time, buy read below for more info.***There was a very interesting mechanic, which was the gods essentially having a social media teacher platform, where subscribers learn their powers. They must pay with likes, and the final goal is for the most subscribed paid god to become the one true God. The novel was then also driven by an interesting enough MC and main plotline.This novel is also quite similar to tr*sh Of the Counts Family in a way, with an op MC (non laid back), and reliable side servants he got like pokemon. But unsurprisingly, this was worse, and the servants also had problems which I'll get into later.But god. The amount of times I was debating of dropping this novel were countless. It only made it worse once around halfway through the chapters I read, somewhere in the Academy arc, the translation quality suddenly dropped. It wasn't the kind where there's machine mistranslated things and typos everywhere, but the quality dropped significantly enough to make it starkly noticeable. There were also a few aspects that changed, but it's been so long ago I can't remember anymore, as this novel kept making me barely binge it, making me stop, but deciding to keep going not wanting to try other likely sh1tty novels till I find something else to time sink into.There were many plot holes inside this novel. And there were many random forced elements patched into the novel to really honestly just fill up the word count Id say. The side plots of the adventures made the least sense. It makes a little sense later on as it's forcibly tied into a new plot armor mechanic that gets tied into his job (game type job system not an actual job), but earlier on especially, it just made no fkn sense. It was even worse that he kept forcibly going by himself instead of his 2 servant guards that were repeatedly stressed how necessary they were until any plot event actually happens.One of the good points of this novel, again, was his servants. There was even a whole beginner arc of acquiring the greatest future mage (who's of course gonna be a female), and repeated stress on how important having a trustworthy guard was to protect his life, raise his reputation enough to meet the saintess who's the only one who can cure his disease, et cetera. But again, whenever something happens, like his random forcibly written adventures, which are really just written to showcase his new strength (I think, but again it's completely meaning events so idk y it's written in as they were also a drag to read through as filler), his servants are never brought, and usually never told. Lastly, the mage really just becomes a slowly developing yandere character. But it's such a slow development that I can't tell if she was just written solely to serve as MCs shoddy FL plot, or if it's just one of those Korean author things where they must feature how awesome the MC is.BTW, once the Academy starts, the greatest mechanic and unique point of the novel, is then basically thrown away. The future god videos, interactions, et cetera, is greatly reduced and summarized. There is never a variety of comparisons, author always makes him incline towards Korean legends of the kingdom eras, to showcase how great Korea is, and for some reason, all of these gods are gods or legends on Earth. This platform is spanning across thousands of different worlds, yet none of the other local gods/legends are on this platform, despite many having real actual powers some of the shoddy gods dont have like the Korean medical god he first subscribed to.The whole novel is just roughly pat he'd together without much of a care in my opinion, the antagonists aren't interesting, the amount of plotholes are ridiculous once you start thinking about them, just like how the current FL would've died according to how the transmigration story went (he transmigrated into a game he played) despite her living in the original (there was zero time/reason for the butterfly effect to cause this), the whole novel becomes a story to bask in the MC's glory. The whole beginning section of the novel was thrown out for the MC to literally become a instructor at an academy to showcase his op prowess. Literally the whole novel changed, and though I did like this more until the translation quality dropped