Actually, there's not much to be said about this novel--it's average. But, it's a good kind of average.

Generally, this novel doesn't go to extreme lengths. It doesn't copy the worst tropes of CN novels (for example, those conflicts to the last drop of blood... of the mobs), but neither does it shine brilliantly with anything. Keimichi described a lot of stuff well so I won't write about that. I'll only mention that the twist with harem past 1000 chapters was absolutely amazing and hilarious, haha.

There is one GIANT plus for the author--the quality is consistent. Normally, you'd expect a good novel to start going downhill after a few hundred chapters--that's what happened with ATG, MGA, TDG, WDQK, and after 900 or so chapters, even to my personal favorite, CCG. The drop may not be obvious, but it is there and doesn't stop.

BUT, in this novel, the author actually was able to keep the quality THE SAME throughout the whole 1100 chapters! I didn't feel it drop at all! So while it's an average novel, it was a good solace for whenever I was down because I couldn't find a good novel to read, and I could always count on it to help me kill some time without annoying me by a sudden crappy drop in quality. It's a pity that the quality didn't increase, but it's already a giant step forward from all those super-long novels which end up becoming crappy at some point--sometimes after 100 chapters, sometimes after 200, sometimes after 500.

Long story short, I don't recommend it if you want a really good novel, but I really recommend it if you can't find one... and like novels such as this (tags, summary and other reviews--like Keimichi's--say enough about what kind of novel it is).

I'm grading it 4 instead of 3 or 3.5 for two reasons: consistent quality and the fact that the author seems to have intended at least a small part of it as a satire aimed at other CN webnovels.