Phoenix Phire by BotwaCazador

its was an ok read, vr plot medium, stayed for the jokes,
from what i see its a series,

it feels repetitive after being guilded
4 ok girls but romance is subpar

finanal say: you can find better.

The MC is basically just messing around doing random stuff without a purpose or goal, really boring. There is also no explanation about the game world, who are players and who are NPC/AI they all act like humans, if it wasn't for the very game-like stuff you might as well treat it like an Isekai.

I didn't find it interesting for long. It became stereotypical vrmmo with op mc, extreme cheats, titanium alloy plot armour and 1d support characters.

The author develops the characters with skill but they are all destined to become mimed slaves to the mc. Yes, the author does try to keep some semblance of their personality but its repetitive and not enough.

I usually drop novels when I get a strong urge for MC's demise and that's exactly how I feel now.

This is honestly one of the best web novels I have ever read. The characters are well developed, the MC isn't a betaboy and most importantly isn't scared of vagina, the VRMMO and Real world are well fleshed out, The villains are well done and thankfully there isn't some all encompassing great evil that is going to destroy everything. The MC has confidence and knowledge to succeed without being a supreme narcissist, there is a harem but it is a bit more realistic than normal, the political intrigue is palatable (not too much but builds the story).
Might be too much for you weak minded naive children!

This is Gem! It should be on top of this page!
It's cute, it's funny and most of all it's not something stuck up that needs to have exact percentages in system. MC (Nix) is constantly Nixing something :-D with his casual attitude, but a smart approach. You will love each and every character (even tho there are over 30+). Harem is minimal and it doesn't drive the story bur gives it a little spice. I would strongly recommend this to everyone, but kids under 18 would complain about consistency of the book....
If I would compare this to something similar it would be "The Death Mage Who Doesn’t Want a Fourth Time" but instead of monsters kingdom and transformation, it would be Guild building and magic (fire mostly) exploiting, with same overall feeling.
I feel like author played games (WoW and similar MMOs) for a long time (15+) for this feeling to have.
PS: I made account just to leave this comment, love the book and love Morti with Ducky!