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He has a Mermaid living in the lake of his guild home, one of the top female players he helped both in-game and in real life goes to the same university as him and his sister who not only is yet another top player, is apparently not his sister by blood all take a fancy to him. Around 126-127 we meet a new 'girl' that took a break from the game and who had interactions with the first top female player.
[collapse]But yeah, the main character is somehow both powerful and yet not:SpoilerHe has a boss monster as his tamed companion. He has special beginner gear and can make OP potions and bombs The top female player as well as his sister (also strong in the game) are his party/guild members. As per the description is that he can't join in in-game events, which makes him technically useless, but there's nothing telling him that he can't sell or give his potions away like when he gave some to his party. Also said title raises the chance of 'random' quests, which are the reasons why he's getting more and more overpowered.
[collapse]Now, I have some problems in how the author views what's considered as a in-game event or a 'random' quest.SpoilerA few 'random' quests he completed allows the players (not just himself) to possibly meet Mermaids. How is that not considered as an event that allows people to have mermaid allies on adventures in the sea?
[collapse]Also, as best as I can remember, they hand-waved the game description as a 'typical fantasy setting' but what exactly is the hell is it supposed to be like? PVP where the top players rule? PVE where the players are united in a goal against something? A mix of both? All I can remember is from his party that in their former guilds are quotas that needed to be reached and felt more like a job that burns people out than playing a game.That said, I think the translation or the author is lazy as I keep seeing things like 'random quests' change into 'rank quests', 'freak quests' or 'free quest' as an example. Several times when they should be inside the game, they used the main character's full name instead of in-game name of just 'Shin'. There's also several chapters where at half of the story just repeats.Gah, If I turn my brain off, I can like the story a bit, but for people who wants detail, this feels like a huge headache to go through.