One Hour Switch - Reviews

I was hesitant to start this novel because it was out of my normal genre that I read. Honestly it’s been a great change of pace. Who knew that haunted house genre would be so interesting! The MC is excellent and smart! The plot armor is very thin and at times feels like he could go under any moment! Excellent novel!

i will drop this novel not because the story is bad but because the translation is very very poor the first 200 chapters the quality of translation was excellent, but suddenly dropped, which upset me very much and this is why i dropped this novel

Nice story overall, love it.Hope you keep it up Author.

It takes some "inspiration" from WoW. Kind of interesting premise, sort of shows what it would be like if some of the NPCs where actually players. Biggest turn off is the Pay-To-Win elements, because realisticly no one would play this game, he's like under lvl 10 and it requires 20 dollars to revive his character.

it is a nationalistic novel ......need I say more....                                                                                                  

A new system everyday got dropped and they gave us garbage like this. I really don't get it. That novel had supporters and views too and webnovel still dropped it. I give this novel 2,5 rating based on the first few chapters.

Still getting no answer, he sighed in defeat. Just as he wanted to turn around, he heard the girl's voice.

The release schedule is slow but the story itself has potential. It is mostly about modern families and the relationships between those in them. Seeds of romance in the story has also been planted in the early chapters and I think there will be a great dynamic between the two MCs if they end up together.

While not the greatest of updaters and writing style can be subjective. The world they are giving to their readers is creative and fun non the less. I am easily captivated and can't argue with the fact the creator knows what he wants and can clearly tell a story where I can turn my brain off and just read without any problem or clear confusion. I hope to see what else this story holds, but otherwise I can appreciate what is being drawn out in this fishy little world being composed before me.

It’s a beautiful book. I love it. I totally recommend it to those who are into mystery and fantasy with a little bit of horror even though it’s not that scary but yeah, totally worth reading.

The math at the start of this story is really bad. He earned 5 stat points each from 4 achievements, 40 from 1 achievement, and 10 from another. He uses 20 stat points a couple chapters later, then you see his stat board that says 45 stat points left. You basically poofed 5 stat points away out of thin air.

This story is too slow and flat. For many web novels, the first 15-30 chapters are crucial for keeping readers interested enough to continue. That's why it's important to make readers care about your story. But in this case, I don't feel anything at all. Just empty. By the 30th chapter, only the background has been introduced; the MC has been reincarnated as an ordinary villager who sells herbs. The MC wants to be like a protagonist; to be strong but fails. He tries to use his future knowledge but fails as well. At first, I thought the author was aiming for a realistic approach to the isekai genre. But then suddenly, a system is introduced that helps the MC make soap. OMG. I think the author is underestimating the medieval setting. Soap has been known since ancient times, made from ashes and fats, so it's not a new discovery. Yet the author treats it as such, and everyone is surprisingly impressed. The MC then attempts to become rich. After the segment on marketing soap, the story suddenly shifts to a tragedy involving the death of an old man who took care of the MC. Here, the author doesn't even mention the name of this old man character.