“You have been chosen as a player in the great game to select the next god’s successor, the Mission! Congratulations!” 23o16
Seonghoon has suddenly fallen into another world to participate in a game to become a god. This other world that is akin to that of a game contains players who cooperate and also kill each other in cold blood…!!
Seonghoon, a person without an ounce of talent, uses wicked and crude tricks to become an all-powerful player!
Original Novel:
Naver Series, KakaoPage, Joara
Original Webtoon:
Naver Webtoon, Naver Series
Official Translation:
Indonesian, S.Chinese, Thai
199 Chapters (Complete)
S1: 65 Chapters (1~65)
S2: 134 Chapters (66~199)

It became shit after chapter 100, he's no longer pure evil and became a comedic villain. He's also not smart or even strong (there's like 100 people stronger than him, and he it it himself), but he is cunning. There's also 0 romance or harem. It's just not worth it if you're looking for a calculative villain type MC, cause this guy power is literally luck/plot armor
... Last updated 10 months ago
I’m only two chapters in and it hasn’t grasped my attention so far. The mc’s personality seems very flat from chapter one. We know nothing about him so i’m not really interested to follow his journey. The story didn’t even set up good “let’s sprinkle info about him as the story progresses” characterization. Because from the first chapter, there’s nothing to grasp from the mc. Aside from his name and a few s of him posing unnecessarily. Issa drop for me dawg.
... Last updated 2 years ago
I read all the way to chapter 85, but no good character development... there are issues with pacing, and the MC isn't as interesting anymore.
He is truly evil.. and ruthless. I'm not really that much of a pure evil fan though, so.. if you like evil villains, you might want to try this, I guess?
I read till 42 chapters.
Every bleeping Manhwa these days is “I’m in an MMORPG!” plus some twist.
This time the twist is “I’m in an MMORPG!” + Death Note.
... Last updated 3 years ago
At time of review, chapter 29 read
the MC is lacking in talent compared to the 'top rankers' and thus decides to make up for it by being extremely selfish.
To get stats and even a slight tactical advantage, he's fine with killing. He'll act innocent or even play along. Try to divide and prevent the other players from reaching a peaceful conclusion etc etc.
While this much is true perhaps there were other ways the MC could have had the same outcome but without deaths and relying on pure trickery.
His existence is actually okay-ish inside the world itself. It's not like humans have to cooperate to beat it all. The gods organizing said 'game' have their own goals and thus there is a place for his character in said game world.
An entertaining read as long as you don't overthink it
Kind of random and unsatisfying. The main character's motivations aren't clear and the game he's stuck in doesn't seem to have any clear rules. Is he playing to survive? To be the strongest? What's the point
No character development. We don't really get to know who the main is (besides he's always been antisocial, he just had to hide it IRL before the game) There's a side character that has more interesting back story than him
I really like the concept and wish it were fleshed out better. The first chapter got me pretty excited for more, but dropped it
... Last updated 3 years ago