It's still in the early days for this story, but as no one else has reviewed it yet I couldn't resist being the first to praise this gem of a story.

The author states in their synopsis that they wish to make a story "Like a comforting blanket that infuses you with a cheerful warmth", and they have so far done so brilliantly. The characters are vivid and lively, real enough to relate to, without being too realistic such that they taint the story with how real world interactions may have gone. It's a fine line to find and so far the author has walked it perfectly.

Other good points:

* Like a really good street magician, the author uses literary slight of hand to let your mind fill out the world without having to tell you everything. The world feels like it has depth without feeling too complex. Both familiar and something new, fresh, and slightly mysterious.

* Her interface/system really feels like it would actually work in an MMORPG based on games like Stardew Valley. Too many other systems in novels seem game like but wouldn't actually work in any kind of real game.

*Too many other little things for me to write down, but when added together make this the kind of story that feels like you could see it being published someday.

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For those who want lighthearted story. MC has OP construction and other such powers gifted by the system + cash items, and there's some misunderstandings as well. 

If Overlord was fluffy and warm and about getting along with others instead of murder and kingdom destroying/building go hrrrrrrrrr, this is basically it. Similar premise of having a loaded character and being transported to another world, have access to game-like systems from the games they transported into respectively, and exploration type arcs/mini arcs. 

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This is a fairly light hearted story on the whole. 

The characters are fun so far, and the world building is pretty good. The story itself isn't too special, as it's pretty much the typical vrmmo/isekai slice of life style of story, but there isn't anything wrong with that, as it works fairly well here. 

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