Multiverse: In Everyday Tokyo, But in a Time-Loop Game

I don't know why, but I felt the later parts weren't as good as the earlier ones. The plot felt bland, and I got a little tired of reading it.

Who are the main character's harem members? Can anyone from Dio tell me?

Author, please increase the combat power in your next book; it seems a bit low.

The plot development is getting a bit strange. It was originally a combination of dungeons and daily activities, but now the daily activities are starting to get boring because of the real-world elements. Right now, I'm at the PvP tournament part, and if I hadn't automatically subscribed, I definitely would have skipped it.

Aside from the main characters, the other female characters seem to have a lot of repetition with their appearances in the previous book. Couldn't you write something different? Also, other authors focus on Hayasaka when writing about Kaguya, or they either omit Kaguya or have both characters equally, but you prioritize Kaguya, adding Maki while glossing over Hayasaka. It just shows the author's unique taste. There are clearly many useful characters who could have been added based on the current appearances—Suguha, Sinon, Alice—but you insisted on adding characters that are repeated from the previous book, which I don't understand. The real-world storyline was supposed to be a relaxing point, but then there's this weird invasion. The latest chapter is coming soon, I'll wait and read it later.

It's finished. I felt Mita's writing was really bad. She shouldn't have added this side story.

The author has such weird taste; what's so appealing about Sakura?

Author, your book was plagiarized on Lu. It's called "Anime Crossover: Daily Life in Tokyo, Taking Asuna Through Reincarnation".

Since the end of the third phase, the recent updates of the last few dozen chapters have become increasingly uninteresting (this was the first book I subscribed to).

Is this already the final volume? #(Crying)