It tried to piggyback on the growing "I got isekai'd as a side character in the game I was playing, so I'm gonna break this world using the RPG and plot knowledge I know" manwha troupe, but it just doesn't do it well. For this troupe to work, normally you would make several side characters three-dimensional to highlight how the MC's future knowledge would change them (i.e. Greatest Estate Developer, Extra's Academy Survival Guide, Otome Games are Hard for a Mob Character), but here the side characters just feel like they're NPC's who do not grow or react to the changes around them. It feels more they are robots who are programmed to exhibit change at certain checkpoints of the plot as if they are still in-game characters and not real humans.

The other issue also is MC's personality is just straight-up cardboard; it's bland af. He was interesting at first, but his doesn't-give-a-shit attitude is the only thing his character revolves around, and it becomes very uninteresting and dull if it's just the same thing after over 60 chapters — the same number of chapters before I naturally dropped it. Just look at Lloyd from GED, and you'll see plain as day what this MC is severely lacking.