Reads less like a novel and more like someone's wish fulfillment diary. Literally first chapter talks about how their a fat geek and he keeps emphasizing this point. They keep talking to themselves and monolueing sometimes breaking the 4th wall

The first few chapters are a huge info dump on Minecraft mechanics. Not that it matters when they adjust things to their liking. In Minecraft, a player has 36 slots. The author here decided to increase it to 40 for whatever reason stating that it's basically like Minecraft. Obviously somehow the authors Minecraft mods also made it through the reincarnation so I won't be surprised if they made up reasons for abilities you can't find in base Minecraft.

"Currently I have only discovered these two. Maybe some of the other mods I installed made it into this world. But I have yet to discover them"

Just means the author plans to pull other non Minecraft abilities out of nowhere. There's no buildup or sense of foresight in building up the character. The pacing is pretty terrible. Seems to jumps round a lot. He would mention something and then go off on a tangent to say later oh I'll talk about this again later. The author even gives an excuse as to why he does time skips

Spoiler

Yes, the last chapter happened two years ago, but I'm not good enough to write about the childhood arc, hence the time skip

Chapter 6 excerpt

Well if you're not good enough to write the childhood arc.. Then why are you writing at all about it? It seems to add nothing and feels like the character should've been able to be much better built up considering how many years they had the ability

The author also somehow only starts with 64 redstone but even after creating a lot of red stone circuitry still has a ton left considering he can't harvest it in the new world so that's another inconsistency

This isnt a novel. It's a guy talking to himself. Constantly. I keep checking back, is this really a CN novel? It reads like a JP one. By chapter 7, MC is ready to make a bath in order to prepare for his slowlife (he's 7?) with his (maybe?) transmigrated npc monstergirl-but-reincarnated-as-a-human-waifu. This would actually be more tolerable/interesting if he wasnt [playing minecraft] but he is literally playing minecraft. He's a child, in a 'real' world, literally going through the same motions you would if you were playing minecraft. He's made his secret base, he's farming plants, instantly baking bread and creating objects, magicing them into reality from his inventory. MC is basically a god but at the same time he stays at the orphanage and does his chores? He fights with little kids during the day but at night digs a tunnel to go dungeon diving/mining? He's narrating a let's play of minecraft! It's so bizare. Like a lonely person desperate for someone to acknowledge the value of what they do. It's not terrible, just weird. Other people have done so mucn more with the material, and you dont even need to base these types of powers off minecraft for this setting to work. The MC seems like a low self esteem person who constantly sabotages himself. I'll keep reading, it's like watching a train wreck, I can't look away.