My Lucky Encounter From The Game Turned Into Reality

Rated: 4.5 out of 5 stars
Current Chapter: Chapter 73.5
Story Rating: Good (plot armor)
Art Rating: Good
World Building: Decent
Lewdness Level: None
Mood While Reading: Amused, Interested, Satisfied
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The author this time had an interesting idea to combine modern/futuristic civilisation with magic and a Feudal System in one go. You have nobles, royalties, political strife, both internal and international, and you have something similar to the internet.
People are living a modern life while paying respect to the nobles, but aside from the nobles and royals doing their own thing, individuals can lead their own lives in peace.
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There are multiple races in this world, but the author seem to have a human-only mindset with the stage, we follow a nobleman that died in our world, and was reporn with a reincarnation setting in this new world, with all of his memories from his past life intact, he doesn’t have a cheat nor any special abilities. Until he finds a “fate” in chapter 1 that allows him to be OP, that is.
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The story have a lot of plot armor, the MC is always at the perfect place at the perfect time, but it is written in an entertaining way so that you don’t pay much attention to those details, and it is always satisfying when he get his revenge on people you can relate too from some tougher times in life.
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The story has something that makes you keep reading to see what the MC will do next, and sometimes something unexpected happens, as a simple bit of bullying in a game made the MC turn the entire gaming industry upside down to find those users’ real names and get revenge on them. Just a side adventure that makes you regain focus on the story again, it is not the same setting and goals all the time, the author is good at changing it up, so you won’t get bored reading.
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Just considering how well the author has written the story in that way is enough for me to say that this title was worth reading.