Multiverse: Starting by Replacing Natsuki Subaru with Hachiman Hikigaya!

I opened this book in 2025 and found that it was really well-written, starting from scratch. Although the later volumes, such as Stick Warrior, Inuyasha, and Ainz Ooal Gown, weren't as good as the first volume, they were still quite interesting. I basically subscribed to the whole thing.

Disgusting. The Priscilla IF storyline in the main text, brewing beer, and there are even comments praising her? Are you kidding me? I feel like throwing up. But it's not that the author wrote badly; on the contrary, I think this part was quite well written. Anyway, it makes me feel even worse. It involuntarily reminds me of the days when I was a child and was subjected to the 1980s...

I can't forget this book written by Hachiman Hikigaya! (Crying) Author, please write two more!

It's fair to say the author's character designs were too extreme, which might be hard for many to accept. It's better to just enjoy it for fun. It's a shame they didn't write about the later Shield Hero and Crimson Knight; I was really looking forward to seeing Kitahara Iori's grand adventure.

A Scroll of Gods Volume 2 is readable I can't get through the third volume. Four volumes of special garbage

I stopped reading after seeing the part about the Silver Age. Honestly, it was quite interesting for the first time I read a movie-style story, especially the first volume, which was exceptionally well-written. The conflicts between characters felt natural, Hachiman's growth was obvious, and the ending felt just right. Unfortunately, starting with the second volume, the characters became stereotypical and lacked depth. I thought the author, having hinted at Ayanokouji's budding emotions, would then develop a story about his transformation from emotionless to emotional. Instead, the whole thing was just a collection of references and personal interpretations, with the final transformation glossed over by memory transfer—very disappointing. I wasn't very familiar with Inuyasha for the third volume, and seeing the reviews suggesting it was just as bad, I had no desire to continue. The first volume was great, the second was passable as a mindless, feel-good story, but I gave up on the rest.

Holy crap, all the comments on this book are gone! #(So sad)#(So sad)#(So sad)

It's great! This one is even better than a pig!

In the early stages, they even considered the possibility that returning from death might be a journey through parallel worlds, and thought that each resurrection might be creating a tragic world. And is this the kind of awareness that the Great Teacher is carrying out his actions? I agree.

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