What does 'cast off comic' mean?

Well, it's a bit hard to say exactly. Maybe it implies that love is presented in a humorous or unconventional way in a comic. Or it could suggest that the idea of love in a comic is not what you'd expect, like it's a bit out of the ordinary.

I'm not really sure. Maybe it means there's no comic relief available or not listed on a particular menu.

I'm not really sure. It sounds kind of odd and might not have a clear meaning without more context.

Star Creator was a character name in the game "League of Legends", namely Star Creator Dragon King (Aurelian Thor). The Starforge Dragon King was a mid-range expendable Mage. He could use the stars around him to punish his enemies. The skills of the Starforge Dragon King included the damage increase of the Q skill, the increase in the flying distance of the W skill, the extension of the traction time of the E skill, and the flying effect of the R skill. He also had a permanent growth passive skill. As the number of levels increased, the effects of other skills could be increased. Overall, the Star Creator Dragon King was a powerful mage character that could play an important role in the game.

I'm not really sure. Maybe it refers to a large number of characters in a lengthy story.

It means to create or put on a story similar to that of Cinderella. You know, like making a movie, play, or any form of narrative that has the elements of Cinderella's story, such as a poor or downtrodden character who rises to a better situation, often with the help of some magical or fortunate events.

To set off a craze meant to cause a large-scale craze or wave. This kind of craze could refer to the rapid rise and popularity of a certain thing, phenomenon, or activity, or it could also refer to people's enthusiasm and widespread participation in a certain thing. To be specific, a craze meant that a certain thing or phenomenon had attracted widespread attention, pursuit, and participation in society, forming a warm atmosphere and trend.

It could mean that there's a Nagisa fanfic that has been cut or reduced by 50%. Maybe it was originally a long story, but for some reason, like an editing decision or a specific version for a particular audience, it's now only half of what it used to be in terms of length or content related to Nagisa.

I think'manhwa hands off' could imply staying away or not getting involved with manhwa in a particular context. It's kind of vague though and could have different interpretations depending on the situation.

A story based off something usually refers to a story that takes inspiration from or is derived from a particular source, like another story, a real event, or a concept.