Strongest in My World, Cameraman in This One (Oops, Now I’m SSS RANK)"
Live from Planet X: Gin Maximus
When a god-tier warrior crashes into a hero-obsessed world, the cameras better be rolling.
Gin Maximus was forged in a dimension of gods, monsters, and apocalyptic war—where strength was survival, and mastering different forms of techniques was the only way to live. He was the strongest of them all. But when a black hole tears through his final battlefield, Gin is flung into an unfamiliar world: Planet X.
Here, heroes are influencers. Power is ranked, streamed, and monetized. Dungeons spawn from thin air, and adventurers race inside for glory and likes. At first, Gin tries to stay low, posing as a silent cameraman for rookie dungeon crawlers. But his instincts won't let him stand by—not when he sees real danger, corruption, and a rising threat that smells all too familiar.
He teams up with Iwazumi, a 17-year-old caregiver whose dream was to be a hero like his idol, Prime. Though he never expected much, Iwazumi awakens a rare Pluse ability—Damage Transfer—which lets him absorb pain and help others heal. As Gin guides him from behind the lens, their unlikely duo begins to shake up the dungeon world.
But secrets won’t stay buried. The Outer Eyes watching Gin from afar may not be as distant as they seem.
And this time, the fight isn’t just for survival—it’s live.
I have given it a 5star because the book is perfect. No grammar errors, no spelling mistakes, no editing glitches, the story's pace is not fast or slow just perfect. The only thing that disappointed me is the chapters. Dear author please add more of the chapters now I cant stop thinking about what next, you know how to get your readers hooked keep it up.
One of the most interesting concepts I’ve ever seen. An old universe-bending bro turning into a 'naked' cameraman — that’s wild. Cool mechanics, cool setting, cool characters. But the plot pace feels a bit slow. Even though it gives off that 'anything can happen anytime' vibe, the actual progression is kind of sluggish. Maybe adding a few small hooks or mysteries to hint at future events could keep readers more engaged. No issues with the writing quality — it flows really well. I enjoyed it overall. Good story.
This novel is good. The idea of the protagonist once being the strongest and then transferring to another world while losing all his powers isn’t new, but that doesn’t make it any less interesting. The power system in this novel seems well-constructed. The “pulse” reminded me of quirks in BNHA. Also, the protagonist’s design and his indomitable will are two great traits. Although I would’ve preferred if he were a bit smarter, it’s still fine. As for what I didn’t like much and think the author should work on — it’s the slightly slow pacing. I’ve reached chapter five, and the protagonist hasn’t started any real adventure yet, nothing exciting has happened, and he still hasn’t gained any powers — even after seven years since the transfer. I understand you tried to present the information and build the world as best as possible, and you did a good job at that, but it came at the cost of a slow beginning. So, it would be better if you could find a balance between the two. Best of luck to you, author, and I wish you best of luck.
The idea is unique. Haven't seen a mix of youtuber and progressive fantasy before. I like the humour of the story, made me chuckle quite a few times.
Got to say, the idea of a celestial dude going nuts over a camera of all things was both hilarious and oddly endearing. Overall I found the premise and the story to be quite intriguing and the action is pretty top notch. Looking forward to seeing where this goes.
NOW I WILL SEE CAMERAMAN IN ACTION!!! THE UNDYING! THE UNYIELDING! THE OMNIPRESENT CAMERAMAN!!!
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