Are You Really Not the Mastermind?

A work filled with nonsense, leaving one wondering what the point is, with a very bizarre plot. After defeating Nexus, Northfil left immediately. Why did he leave? I don't know; the author implies, "Don't ask me, I don't know." After Nexus's defeat, the protagonist feels sorry for Hachiman and expresses his guilt for not being able to help. He wants to help, but then Hachiman's sister is captured and killed by Hachiman's beam. The protagonist then says that this is the method used in the original work, and he didn't expect that the Alien Beast would use this trick again. I want to ask the protagonist, do you really want to help? Hmm? After feeling guilty, you went to eat, drink, and relieve yourself, right? The previous text kept repeating that the protagonist could use and recycle energy, and then what? After Komachi died, she said that the protagonist couldn't revive her, so what was the point of spending so many chapters saying that the protagonist could use energy? You even specifically distinguished between recycled energy, which is less but usable, and unrecycled energy, which is more but comes at a price. Are you kidding me? All those chapters repeating about energy, energy, is completely useless. Is it all just padding the word count? A normal person would write a story where they use a large amount of energy to stop the alien beasts from causing destruction, and then use the recovered energy to save Komachi, right? This way, they can also develop the narrative around the cost, and incidentally transform the protagonist from an OMO (Online-Mortal) character into a useful one. I'm speechless. What on earth is this writing?

What do you mean by giving someone a cheat code so you can just lie back and relax? That's hilarious! It's pure brainless fiction. Otherwise, if the author were to force a normal scenario, the protagonist would give someone a cheat code, and a few days later, that person's enemy would come knocking on your door and treat you like a dog – that would be the real ending. #(Funny)#(funny)

The protagonist is actually a transmigrator possessed by Merlin of Type-Moon, right? The déjà vu is too strong.