Ribbit! A Hero's Life Is a Life Too!

@{"Reader_id": "23433907", "reader_name": "Little Cat" summarizes the content of this book.

For no apparent reason, I was discouraged after reading just two chapters.

Yysy, I've read all of this author's books, so I guess you could call me a long-time fan. Let me share my personal thoughts on the author and this work. I've been reading this series since high school, starting with "The Third Generation." I think there are definitely people like me who weren't great students, and when we were in school, what we loved most was the feeling of friends playfully teasing each other, but then showing incredible loyalty and willingness to stand up for each other when things get tough. All of the author's works follow this formula: the protagonist is usually abstract, but incredibly reliable in crucial moments, even willing to sacrifice themselves for others. They always manage to turn the tide of a crisis through sheer determination, and this contrast is always exciting to watch. Plus, the author probably had a similar "chuunibyou" phase in the past, as the dialogue is classic and fits those chuunibyou fantasies perfectly, creating a strangely exhilarating feeling. And finally, the teammates all understand the protagonist's greatness. They might tease him a bit, or even sabotage him, but in crucial moments they unconditionally believe in him and are even willing to sacrifice themselves for him. The three satisfying points mentioned above are probably the core of the author's writing, at least for me. Many people in their teenage years have probably imagined quietly contributing without seeking fame, only to have their greatness recognized and reciprocated. Besides this core satisfying point, the author also tries to add some flair and embellish the process. I personally think this is the author's greatest strength in writing. On a side note, while the author adds romance elements to alleviate repetition, it seems they genuinely struggle with harem or pure love stories. If I remember correctly, there's only one original vampire story where the protagonist and the female lead are mutually attracted, and even that was only briefly mentioned at the very end. Most of the time, it's just the female lead pursuing the male lead, with the protagonist rarely reciprocating. Author, you always include Madoka and Homura in your crossover anime systems; could you please include them just once? You've already covered infinite anime, so the age issue should be easily resolved, right? The author has three system-based crossover anime/manga works. I'll tentatively call them long-running series. The first two each have their strengths and weaknesses; the enjoyment is as I mentioned above. However, these two also have obvious flaws. First, the characters from the earlier works appear less frequently as the story progresses. However, many crossover anime/manga works seem to have this flaw. Second, some plot points and lines appear far too often. Even though the author tries to add twists and gags, there's still a lot of repetition. This is probably a common problem in the author's early works; it seems to have improved somewhat later. Finally, the main storylines are actually quite similar across all three long-running series. If you've read one, you'll find that the other two seem to revolve around system beings—first-generation system beings, second-generation system beings, and the origin system being. The names might change, but they're essentially the same; your opponents are these same people. Perhaps this is the only way to add a truly powerful opponent to a long-running crossover anime/manga series, but for someone like me who reads every single one, it's really not very original. Another issue, which seems to be related to the second full-length novel, is that the protagonist sometimes intentionally makes things unpleasant for others, even when the outcome is ultimately saving someone. Some people can accept this, while others cannot. But I really didn't think it was a good thing, and thankfully it was changed later. This work still uses the crossover system setting from the previous two anime/manga series. The writing is better than the first one, and the character designs are much better than the deliberately obnoxious ones in the third one. I feel I should heed the suggestions in the comments. The main plot isn't very strong in the early stages of this work; it lacks the feeling of saving the world that was present in the first two. Especially with Simmel, he feels more like a comedic character. However, I still enjoyed reading it; it was quite entertaining. But the problem is that I feel the power-ups in this work are very unstable. A large part of the humor in this work comes from the gacha system, and seeing the same gacha scenes repeatedly becomes tiring. Moreover, the gacha system in actual combat only uses a few abilities repeatedly, which doesn't feel as good as the permanent abilities gained in the first and third installments. I think this ability would be better suited for a shorter story; it's not suitable for a longer work. Speaking of short stories, I quite liked the author's three original works. There's a clear improvement in each one. The first original felt like accumulating experience, but the story was relatively complete. The second original was a bit anticlimactic, with many settings left undeveloped, but its level of "chuunibyou" (adolescent delusions of grandeur) far surpassed the first, and I think it's probably the most chuunibyou of all the works. People who are into it should really like it. By the way, this is also the only one where the male and female leads go their separate ways in the end. The third one, in my opinion, is the best of the three originals. The story is relatively complete, and it tries to include some plot twists, humor, and chuunibyou-inspired excitement, blending many elements. Alright, in the end, I still hope the author keeps up the good work. I also hope the author can write more original works in the future; I feel the author has written this quite well. If you want to write crossover characters, you could integrate them like you did with Madoka Magica and Homura in Part 3 of Madoka Magica: The Hero.

Welcome to the Heroes' Chat Group [Let's avoid hurting each other, beware of scams, and create a harmonious and progressive chat environment.] Uploading data Leng Bai joined the chat group. Gao Wen joined the chat group. Yang Qiu joined the chat group. Current group member count: 3 The trading module has been unlocked. [Passage module unlocked] Leng Bai: Quack, there's a box! Gawain:? Yang Qiu: ? Leng Bai: No, it wasn't that goddess's doing. Is the other world connected to the internet? Gao Wen: I must be hallucinating from being online for too long, otherwise how could I see QQ chasing me all the way to outer space? Yang Qiu: It's not a magical illusion, it's not contamination... Leng Bai: Damn this other world, don't even think about disturbing my Dao heart! So what if I have internet access? I was at home eating snacks and drinking cola when I was suddenly summoned! What the hell?! And they want me to fight the Demon King?! I'll beat you to a pulp! Yang Qiu: Calm down, calm down. Gao Wen: Strange, is this a dream? I thought I had stopped dreaming. Leng Bai: [Earthly profanity] Yang Qiu: Garlic bird, garlic bird. Gao Wen: A native of Wuhan? Ineffective communication has been collapsed. Leng Bai: So, you guys were also summoned to another world to work illegally? Gao Wen: ... My plane crashed, and when I woke up I found myself hanging in the sky. Yang Qiu: I just went to the convenience store (painful mask. Jpg) Leng Bai: Medieval + Magic? Yang Qiu: Yes. Gao Wen: I think so. I think I've seen a dragon before. Leng Bai: God? Yang Qiu: Yes. Gao Wen: Yes, quite a lot. Leng Bai: Demon King Hero? Yang Qiu: No, that's some kind of Japanese light novel background. Gawain: So you became a hero? Leng Bai: Ha, the people from another world summoned me there to work for free. Whether it's goddesses, demon kings, kings, or those stupid nobles, they all have to take my righteous iron fist. Leng Bai: When I was fighting the demons, I traveled to every village and city, sowing red seeds. The people are standing behind me, and I must give them a big surprise. Yang Qiu: Congratulations? Gawain: (Eva claps. Jpg) Leng Bai: No way! Where is this? This isn't the Eastern Continent at all! Gao Wen: What's wrong? Yang Qiu: You didn't wear it again, did you? Leng Bai: Hero Summoning Circle! Why are these wicked things everywhere?! Yang Qiu: It really is... Leng Bai: I will eliminate these bastards who try to shift the blame onto the transmigrators on equal terms! A hero's life isn't a life? A hero's life is a life too! Gao Wen: (You seem to be going a bit too far. Jpg) Leng Bai: I'm not so crazy as to operate on ordinary people, but this king who holds a position without doing his job must die. The group activity level has now been met, and the nickname system is now enabled. Even a hero's life is a life (cold white): ? Bloody Butcher (Yang Qiu): This is slander! Those nobles should have been expelled from the human race long ago. I'm eliminating them purely to rid the people of a scourge. Satellite Spirit (Gawain): Huh? So I really am possessing a satellite? Bloody Butcher (Yang Qiu): By the way, Gao Wen, you've been spending an unusually long time in the group lately. What happened? Satellite Essence (Gao Wen): My mind hasn't been very clear lately. I put the chat group in the background. Although I still can't see clearly, at least my thinking is smoother. The Hero's Fate is Also Fate (Cold White): Damn it, the king has issued a death notice for the hero. It's all the fault of the Western Continent. Bloody Butcher (Yang Qiu): You're dead? A hero's life is also a life (cold white): No! But I can't use my identity anymore. Satellite Spirit (Gawain): If you use less facial expressions now, there will be fewer misunderstandings... You really overdid it when you played the hero before, and you were deified. The Hero's Fate is Also Fate (Cold White): Forget it, let's not talk about this anymore. I plan to start by building infrastructure for the demons that I've defeated, while gradually encroaching on the surrounding cities. Bloody Butcher (Yang Qiu): Good luck. Leng Bai: The king has summoned the hero again. Yang Qiu: Is this some kind of tool wholesale business? Leng Bai: I plan to wait and see. I don't intend to take any action until I'm sure of his thoughts. Yang Qiu: It's better to be cautious. After all, there are "gods" in your world who come down to beat up kids. Don't let things go wrong. Leng Bai: This other world is getting more and more outrageous. Yang Qiu: What's wrong? Leng Bai: This planet actually has a planetary will, and it's been sealed away. Leng Bai: (The truth of the world, I have revealed. Jpg) Leng Bai: The Guardians have a lot of good stuff. I've successfully modified my first mainframe. Gawain: ? So fast? Leng Bai: It wasn't easy! Finally! Finally, we have internet! As soon as it's set up, I can play a game of a Paradox Interactive game! Cold White: The path to reclaiming everything I have is right before my eyes! Synesthetic thinking, magic sharing, consciousness uploading, immortality, the emperor is me, White•Cold! Hahaha (+10086, collapsed) Yang Qiu: Stop acting crazy here, I'm going deaf. Gawain: +1, the environment of this other world is truly nourishing. Leng Bai: The group files have a sharing function, so I can connect the Magic Network to the system. Gao Wen: Let's open it. Yang Qiu: How did you do that? Were you some legendary hacker who hacked into the Pentagon before? Leng Bai: It's all the fault of this other world. Before I transmigrated, I had never experienced working overtime continuously for more than a year without sleep! Yang Qiu: I understand. Why don't you take a nap first? Leng Bai: I can still— [Member: Leng Bai's status changed to offline] Gawain:… Yang Qiu: This is burning away one's lifespan, isn't it? Yang Qiu: Poor child. Leng Bai: The Nation is Established (The Founding Ceremony of the Crimson Empire. Jpeg) Yang Qiu: What's that white thing in the corner? Leng Bai: The Collective Consciousness Puppet Squadron. Gawain: What? Are you even speaking human language? Yang Qiu: [In the 30th year of the Crimson Empire, the collective consciousness launched a large-scale rebellion, later known in history as the First Iron Man Rebellion...] Leng Bai: Don't set a flag for me here. Gawain: What a lame joke, Red 30k, huh? Leng Bai: You too. Leng Bai: I've recently gotten in touch with the elves again, so I have to act again. It's annoying. Gao Wen: Actually, I have a question. How did you come up with the idea of playing a "hero" whose personality is almost completely opposite to your own? Leng Bai: I'm just imitating myself before the college entrance exam (smirking. Jpg) Yang Qiu: It's hard to imagine. Yang Qiu: Good news! I'm home. (Street. Jpeg) Leng Bai: Caw! I don't want to see this! Leng Bai retracted a message. Leng Bai: Congratulations. (Fireworks. Jpg) Ahem, can I ask you to buy me a few bottles of Coke? The price is negotiable. Yang Qiu: Never mind, it's not worth much. I'll just pick up a few bottles for you at the convenience store. By the way, Gao Wen, can you drink? Gao Wen: ... You're being a bit presumptuous. Leng Bai: Just between you two, my great Magic Network already has that function. All I have to do is upload my data from when I'm drinking cola to the cloud, and I can connect you to it. Leng Bai: Drink cyber beverages and enjoy a life without regrets. Gawain: What Cyberpunk 2099? Yang Qiu: What Cyberpunk 2099? Yang Qiu: So why can't you recreate the cola? Leng Bai: It doesn't have that flavor. Yang Qiu: ? Leng Bai: No matter how similar the taste is, it can't deceive my soul. Leng Bai: It's as big as the difference between 100% Coke and 10% Coke. Yang Qiu: I thought you meant the taste of your hometown, but I underestimated your level of abstraction. Gawain: The Otherworld Elephant Protection Association has issued a protest. Yang Qiu: You're abstract too. Yang Qiu: Rely, rely, rely Yang Qiu: I have been corrupted by the tentacles of the ancient gods of the rules system. Yang Qiu: Who can send me a brainwashing kit? [Data exceeding 1 MB is deemed useless and prefixed with a new name; it is then discarded] Cold White: (Discarded Data. Zip) Gawain: (Discarded Memories. Zip) Yang Qiu: Phew, I've recovered. Leng Bai: Mental pollution? Yang Qiu: Well, before, it was okay because it was unknown, but the known factors led to the pollution outbreak. Yang Qiu: I need more anchor points.

This is purely for my own amusement. I'm curious what my subscribers are actually reading, and whether anyone actually finds this interesting.