Alice Tendou's Adventure Begins in the Main God Space!

From stunning to gradually becoming boring, the protagonist's combat power went from invincible in the first volume to getting beaten and humiliated starting in the third volume. The element of transporting people through time, a test of writing skill that could easily become toxic, also contributed to the problem. I started reading every chapter of the first volume, skipping around from the third, and now I can't stand it anymore. #(Blue and sad)

The writing is weird; I couldn't continue after reading the first one. Moreover, deliberately weakening a team that clearly has the strength feels like a sign of stupidity.

I highly recommend this book! It's the only novel from platforms like Tomato, Hedgehog Cat, and Qidian that simultaneously depicts two Academy Cities.

Oh no, if we want to get a discount by ordering everything, we have to order from all those construction sites.

I feel like Alice has matured a lot in the interstellar arc. How should I put it? It fits the plot development, but it also feels a bit out of character, which is different from the innocent and brave little heroine she used to be. I have mixed feelings about it. #(So cute)

Am I forgetting something, or is it a problem with my memory? Just now, all I could think of was someone saying to Alice, "Alice, Sensei is waiting for you," and then I set off for where my teacher was. Then in Gundam SEED, Kira, Lacus, and who was it again? There was also a scene where Kira was told that someone was waiting for him, and then the Strike Gundam directly used its thrusters to rush into space (I kept picturing Alice changing thrusters or the mobile suit before the Impulse Combination setting off to find Sensei). After Kira gains his freedom, he transforms into Alice, and the scene in the PV from some other year features him in battle wearing the same armor that looks like he has wings of freedom. #(Laughing and crying) I'm overthinking it, even in my dreams...

Bystanders and passersby died in droves, yet Alice didn't seem particularly distressed. Human villains were spared in droves because the protagonist couldn't bear to kill them. It seems the protagonist is truly kind-hearted and can't stand seeing people die in front of her. How can an immortal passerby demonstrate the evil of villains? How can not letting villains go unpunished demonstrate the protagonist's goodness? How can preventing companions from being harmed or killed by villains demonstrate the protagonist's unwavering courage in not killing human villains? Surely even a mere NPC can understand the protagonist's feelings, right? If they don't understand the protagonist, how can they be considered the protagonist's friends and companions, right?

Will it ever be able to end?

Mecha Lovers has already been released in Japan, isn't the creator coming back yet? #(Dizzy)

The Bone King's guild loves to engage in malicious PvP and steal equipment. If they run into Alice, won't they be so cornered they'll quit the game? (You know what I mean.)