Honestly, I think this is one of the most interesting and best-written novels I've read in recent months. I'm getting a bit tired of so many overly patriotic and annoying Chinese protagonists and novels. This one, however, is incorporating many series I really enjoyed a while ago, and it makes me quite happy to see that more people remember and liked them.
"Honestly, I really enjoyed the novel. I found it quite original; it's been a long time since I've been this excited about a story. Lately, I've only been getting recommended Chinese stuff. Lately, I've been completely exhausted at work, putting in more than 12 hours a day plus overtime. On top of that, due to circumstances beyond my control, my room is basically a mini storage unit right now. So, finally getting to my days off and being able to stay up late enjoying a really good novel fills me with energy and joy. Thank you for making me forget that my life is a piece of shit right now."
I started to really like the story until shortly before, but after Muscular's turn, I completely lost interest. 1. I think the power scaling increased too much for no reason and felt very forced. It makes me think there are many potential heroes besides Endeavour and Muscular, they just were never mentioned, and even children could be atomic bombs capable of destroying towns if they experience strong emotions. 2. I thought his family was a complete failure for simply allowing that option to appear. Now they're not his family anymore, they're just like Batman's assistants because now the MC is the Batman of My Hero Academia. 3. I understand that this progression is logical and coherent, but that makes it very strange. If it were that simple, I can think of many characters who shouldn't exist because they would already be slaves to the HPSC, including Nezu.
"I read up to chapter 100. Honestly, I was quite interested in the story until about chapter 90, even though it felt a bit forced in certain parts. Unfortunately, it became too ridiculous for me after chapter 100, and I decided to drop it. To be clear, I think it’s a fairly good and interesting novel, but it’s just not my type. I’m leaving it because: The Protagonist: I don't like the MC; he is distrustful to an almost sickly or pathological degree. Character Depth: I don't like how little importance is given to the side characters. It makes me feel that if a character isn't 'necessary' for the plot, they simply don't exist. For example, Hestia seems to only know Hephaestus and Bell, despite being described as a goddess whose greatest strength is her many friendships. The Power Scaling: I don't understand the power levels. The MC is Level 1 but has the strength of a Level 3, with spells that allow him to fight Level 4s. He has weapons that could kill gods and buff spells that double his and his weapons' strength. Does this mean that now that he is Level 2, he can kill Level 6s? Despite this, the story acts as if any Familia could defeat us, even though the MC could literally destroy the Ishtar Familia alone. I’m not exaggerating; by chapter 100, the MC is perfectly capable of generating hundreds of magic grenades (comparable to magic swords) at no cost. He can store these in his dimensional space, combined with an ability that hides him even from the gods and the skill to move like lightning. Character Attachment: I simply like some Danmachi characters a lot and wish they were more important. For instance, I’d love to see Naaza healed, since it’s theoretically possible, but I’m certain it won’t happen—or if it does, it will be treated as something minor or just a way to take advantage of Miach. Honestly, thinking about it that way is a bit disappointing."
It's a good novel; it has good writing and pacing that makes it very enjoyable to read. The update schedule is also quite good, with new chapters being uploaded constantly.
perdiendo la fe ,es muy triste era muy fan de 3 series que conoci al mismo tiempo las 3 fueron abandonados casi al mismo tiempo
It's pretty good; the beginning is a bit confusing, and I think the system is really irrelevant throughout, but I think that speaks more to the character development.
Well, I think I'll leave it here. It's not my kind of story. Good luck, man.
These are personal complaints about things that bother me a bit. I don't know if I'm wrong, but I just want to say them. 1. I feel like characters disappeared or lost a lot of importance for no reason. I understand they included the Sora anime just to steal it, but it seems strange to me, especially since after the first year, I think many characters stopped mattering or were just decorative. 2. I think the whole thing about defeating the Generation of Miracles was a mistake. I felt like it was a turn-based fight between the main character and Seijūrō, then Aomine, and that in the end, the writer regretted it and weakened him. 3. I really didn't understand what they were trying to convey about the future. I suppose it's a trick to maintain the original plot and belittle Japan for no reason. I simply think it should be ignored. 4. Honestly, I thought he'd use up simulation attempts and choose different teams to see which one he felt most comfortable with or could achieve something with. I think he's just looking for a convenient excuse to justify transferring to another country. 5. I don't know what to think about the system. The MC is now as strong as the entire Generation of Miracles, but by beating them, he's weakened, and now he's joining a new team. Surely, his power level will adjust due to age, and he'll go from being the best player to one who will struggle against each member of the Generation of Miracles, even though he has a 30-year head start plus the subsequent simulations. So, is the system weak, or is the MC too weak?
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