u/Svenstornator

*The Extra's Academy Survival Guide + Time Limited Genius Dark Knight.*
I have thoroughly enjoyed these two. I like the academy setting with game knowledge, and particularly that they are starting as characters with very low popularity, but really rebuild their reputation. I quite like the trope of "Need to keep everything on track so I can keep utilizing my game knoweldge, so it can't deviate. I tried to get into some like "I Killed an Academy Player", I couldn't really get into "I Killed The Main Player" though.

*I'm Really Not The Devils Lackey + Creepy Pharmacist*
I like them getting mistaken as power evil monsters, but really they are just normal people. I like that misunderstanding and obliviousness combined with the eldritch horror side. I like the behind the scenes manipulation of Devil's Lackey, and struggle for survival of Creepy Pharmacist. I think "I'm actually a cultivation bigshot" is similar, but I have never really been into cultivation, so it hasn't immediately appealed to me.

*Omniscient Reader + Lone Necromancer*
End of the world, what I really like about these is that everyone has access to the system, unlike in something like Solo Levelling, combined with the trying to survive in a post apocalyptic world, with world quests driving things forward. Similar was "Warehouse in the Apocalypse" but that one did not retain my interest to the same extent.

*Becoming A Cthulhuian Overlord + Sorry but I am actually immortal*
I really like the horror element and survival in an unseen world, not everyone is able to see these things, and if they learn you can see them, they can and will kill you. Very much like "The Girl who can see them". In Cthulhuian Overlord, I also really like the idea of the building a council like in "Lord of the Mysteries", and also very much love "Lord of the Mysteries"!

*44th survival period*
Rules based horror, needing to try and learn and understand the rules to survive. I liked this idea from "My netherworld trillions" too, but that deviated quite quickly.

*Greatest Estate Developer*
Loved this. Who doesn't love this. But I couldn't get into "Apothecary Prince" and "What a Bountiful Harvest" in the same way, so this may be a dead end.

*Regressor Instruction Manual*
Enjoying this one, I like that he wasn't the regressor himself, and is not absolutely powerful but very dependent on others for survival, so has to work politicing and manipulating.

*Infinite Gatcha*
I think this one is really well done, in a survival game, relying on strategy and tactics, but it really isn't afraid to pull its punches and kill characters that you expect to survive.

*Solo Leveling*
To be honest with you, the thing I enjoyed most about this was the guild politicing rather than the power fantasy action side of things. Guilds competing for their share of the profits, gates becoming regulated etc.