48 Hours a Day

The author's strong suits lie in his ability to integrate various tropes without the novel feeling stale. It's what makes the sub-arcs really enjoyable and a worthy read for someone with a couple of hours of down time. My biggest criticism is how everything in the overworld felt rushed and uninteresting. None of the female characters are poised to be love interests, the MC's friends seem distant and aloof. Nothing ties the MC to his main world, and as a result those chapters just seem like small interludes and tech demos. The ending is not rushed per-se, but it feels like a copout with all the tension the author built up. Still worth a read, 7. 5/10

This Novel is 8/10 it has very interesting and has very new things i would say its not very beginner friendly i would not recommend it for someone who has just started reading novels it's more for people who are bored of the same novel plots and want something new to read . World building : The world building in this story is very well put together and it gives a feeling of the world moving forward. Cheat : The cheat ability is very well done not too overpowered but not to weak and has a very good explanation to it Girls/Romance: Zero to none romance . some of the girls i like but sometimes it can get annoying ending : the ending is excellent and unexpected . its not rushed like other chinise novels

Started good but author had to bring his racism into it. I dropped once he started sh*tt*ng on europeans and africans. Europeans Bring "Stress", africans are "S*x crazed r**pist".

Honestly, I just got bored with the story I was reading and decided to read something else. So I just randomly picked the first novel on my library (my library is sorted 0-Z), and just be done with it. I never expected I'd find a gold!! This was soo goood!!! I recommend it!! It's supper worth the read. P. S. Honestly, I'm someone who can't stand women in a Male base MC's, but the girls here were okay. At least, it's not to the point that they annoyed me. P. P. S. the only problem was the translations hurdreds of chapters near the end, but it's fine. Its good.

This novel was really good and i really liked the unique setting it had. The only regret i have is the ending could be a lot more detailed. Last but not least i hope there could be more novels like these. Good bye Zhang heng, will miss you 😘

I love this novel, the fact that there's multiple "storyes" some more interesting than other, is a super idea that can put the mc in multiple situation. I just need an after-storye 😭

Love the story and the skill system, but the translation was absolutely butchered in the later half of the novel, maybe its better to read it somewhere else for that part or maybe its the same. 5 star if the whole novel was translated like at the start, 4 as it is. O and there were too many female damsels, tho no harem.

For me, this novel was mind bogglingly difficult to finish. I've got the suspicion that there was more than one writer involved. Tastes are different and for me some parts were really enjoyable to read, but others were absolutely not, especially those overusing the female plot devices, again and again. . . The novel title should include 'girls, girls and even more girls'. If that's your thing you'll probably find reading this novel enjoyable. I couldn't care less other than getting ever more annoyed by it to the extreme. I do enjoy reading about female characters, but what's happening here is more than just too much. The actual story was very interesting and good enough to not drop reading and I wish the author(s) had concentrated on that strength. That would've really helped me making this an enjoyable read throughout, but unfortunately it wasn't to be. I feel this novel is a good example how to bring down a otherwise perfectly great story with a lot potential. Hope that helps.

This novel is great and has so much potential for the worlds they are able to make, i do feel like sometimes the pacing is a little slow and some of the worlds the MC is put into can be hard to read but overall the uniqueness of the novel and being put into random worlds is very interesting concept

Great work, definitely one of top novels, i've read. Basic structure pretty similar to Supremacy Games or Doomsday Wonderland, as in mc goes through challenges set up in different settings every time. But the writing, world building, characters and their development is way better. MC actually struggles for every victory and it affects him, leading to him learning and using what he learned smartly instead of just generic +1 powerups aka "i learned instakill magic". And since MC isn't overpowered storyline feels a bit on a darker side, with stuff like wars and catastrophies being more realisitic than in most "entertainment" type of novels(insert generic japaneese/korean issekai name here). Actually one of the few novels where ending fits the story and doesn't devolve into weird 10x plot twist circus. Overall great read, would recommend to anyone who like basic structure, or novels with character, i wouldn't say "development", but maturing.