Hereafter Apollyon Online ~I’m Just Trying to Build Giant Robots and Play as a Production Class in This Ultra High Quality VRMMO, But Somehow I Keep Getting Misunderstood~

My Thoughts on Hereafter Apollyon Online I’m Just Trying to Build Giant Robots and Play as a Production Class in This Ultra High Quality VRMMO, But Somehow I Keep Getting Misunderstood

This title is quite a mouthful, isn't it? But does the story live up to the hype of a VRMMO where you can build giant robots? Well, after diving in, I've got some thoughts.

First Impressions

The premise is undeniably cool. A high-quality VR game intertwined with a futuristic setting, mechs, and a protagonist focused on production – it's a recipe that piqued my interest immediately. The initial chapters do a decent job of throwing you into the action, and I found myself intrigued by the world-building.

What Works Well

What I found most enjoyable was the proactive nature of the main character. He has clear goals, and he actively pursues them. The author avoids making him overpowered. The enemies aren't pushovers, and he has to work hard to protect those he cares about as the stakes rise. This created a compelling sense of progression. The mechs themselves are a definite highlight. The author takes a grounded approach, which provides a nice contrast to the enemy forces.

Areas of Concern

The biggest issue I had was the density of the protagonist. It can be frustrating to watch him bumble through situations, oblivious to obvious cues, especially romantic ones. This dense protagonist trait felt overdone at times. I also struggled with the overall plot coherence. The inclusion of elements like time travel, while potentially interesting, felt somewhat messy and could have been better integrated.

Final Verdict

"Hereafter Apollyon Online" is a bit of a mixed bag. If you can overlook the dense protagonist and some plot inconsistencies, there's fun to be had. The action is engaging, the mechs are cool, and the protagonist's drive to achieve his goals keeps you invested. However, be prepared for a story that might leave you scratching your head at times. I'd say give it a try if you're a fan of the genres, but temper your expectations.