Multiverse: The Harem Life of a Healing Mage

Completely frustrating. The combat power is inconsistent; it's a 50/50 match against everyone, and even when they get stronger, they can't one-shot opponents. In contrast, A Certain Magical Index is practically invincible. The harem is constantly being threatened, and their combat power is suppressed when they run away. The description of the swordsman's abilities is lacking in any dramatic moments. The harem daily life is not only boring but also infrequent, and there's practically no fighting. It all relies on hype and exaggerated settings.

This kind of history keeps appearing on the homepage, it's unbelievable!

It's a super bull! Everyone get out of here!

The protagonist is a bit useless. He's controlled by the honey ant's telepathic abilities right from the start, and then he has to treat Shokuhou's illness—that's bad enough. Later, when Shokuhou invites him for a medical checkup, the honey ant again uses its telepathic abilities to control him, and then the protagonist just teaches it a lesson and makes it apologize, and that's it. What kind of legendary loser is this? What kind of wish-fulfillment novel is this?

Endless Shennong, come forth!

This book should be called "I, the Demon God of A Certain Magical Index, Open a Crystal Palace in a Crossover Anime World". The protagonist is too invincible, so the author spends so much ink writing about the protagonist learning skills in various worlds and fighting with the original characters. In my opinion, it is all unnecessary and a complete waste of time. Although the protagonist has many harems, it's not smooth at all, and it doesn't have that feeling of being unrestrained. The author should write a story where the protagonist becomes stronger step by step, but never suffers a defeat, just like (The Divine Right). Even if the protagonist is a demon god, he only appears when the heroine is in danger, and the story always describes how hard the heroines fight and how they are moved by each other. This doesn't fit the image of a demon god.

Why doesn't the author remove all that ridiculous stuff, like the "getting married" and "orange" tags? My report about the tags wasn't even approved.

The first chapter is already poisonous; if you don't kill that woman, you're not a transmigrator.

The very first chapter is terrifying. The protagonist has painlessness, a setting that usually evokes a sense of inhumanity and alienation. This kind of writing is destined to be eccentric and convey some kind of authorial message. I must have eaten too much shit.

The trash protagonist's memories were read