From Gotham to Night City, Everyone Knows My Infamy

Finally, we're free! I had to say something, though. The author always likes to throw in a few nasty plot points now and then. A nationwide blackout would cause all electronic payments to instantly fail, ATMs to be unable to withdraw cash, stock exchanges to automatically shut down, global stock markets to evaporate hundreds of billions of dollars, credit card and mobile payment systems to collapse, traffic lights to malfunction, major cities to be paralyzed, traffic accidents to occur frequently in cities across the US leading to a chain reaction, air traffic control and cruise systems to be disrupted, thousands of flights across the US to be forced to make emergency landings or crash, cell phone signals to be lost, all social media to go offline, emergency phone lines such as 911, 110, 119, and 120 to be unusable, gas stations to be unable to process electronic payments, fuel supplies to be disrupted, drug delivery systems to be in chaos, waterworks and power grids to malfunction, government services to completely shut down, and police to be unable to respond due to communication disruptions. The cash flow of small and medium-sized enterprises will be disrupted, international trade will stagnate, most of the data stored in the cloud will be lost, digital content will be inaccessible, cloud computing platforms will be taken offline, affecting more than 90% of websites and service networks, and the remaining local area network services will also be affected, turning IoT devices into bricks. At the same time, a large number of refrigerated materials or food will spoil and become unusable. Not to mention hospitals, a sudden power outage could kill countless patients on the operating table. Traffic accidents caused by airplanes, trains, and cars, coupled with the social panic that will inevitably occur and the inability to call for help 24 hours a day, the protagonist's actions could wipe out nearly a million people in the United States. 🤣 How about this, author, do you see that idiot surnamed Sa in hell? Tell him to get down, and you sit on him. Bad guys rack their brains but can't beat a genius's flash of inspiration. The author is simply a genius when it comes to love. 👍🏻

Mysterious number Hi~ o(*￣▽￣*)ブ

It's already a million words long, and the street-smart V is still acting like a lioness, monopolizing the male lead without any resolution. She wants to build a harem, but then she feels guilty about it, and her antics with Sasha and the others are practically like an affair. The wandering V not only doesn't help, but aside from appearing in battles, she's basically just busy coaxing other girls, and even occasionally stopping the male lead. As for the others, well, let's not even go there. The author's writing in this aspect is really mediocre.

The relationship between the characters is truly baffling. After 700,000 to 800,000 words, only one VIP character is actually connected to the main character. The others are still dragging things out, their screen time is pitifully small. If you like VIP characters so much, just say you're only writing about them! I've been keeping auto-subscribing on all this time, I'm speechless.

This is incredible, bro. Anyone who can endure watching this is a god. When the protagonist is weak, he likes to court death; when he's strong, he especially likes to let the villains go. If you count carefully, apart from the main boss, he hasn't killed a single villain. Even after the protagonist obtained the Mother Box back in Gotham, he was repeatedly harassed by a group of ordinary assassins. The boss acted like an idiot, constantly disgusting the protagonist, while the protagonist knew everything but never fought back. And then there's this protagonist, who's like a masochist. The more someone tries to screw him over, the more he tries to get close to them. Later, when he becomes powerful, he treats them like royalty. (Ugh!) He even named Batman and the Ancient One, using the protagonist as a guinea pig multiple times, and he can still happily befriend them. It's unbelievable.

The protagonist got arrogant, and so did the author.

The first three hundred chapters of the street romance scenes gave me the feeling that the author habitually takes pride in being henpecked. When his temper flares up, he has to give way to important matters (not that this kind of writing is wrong, but it obviously clashes with the harem). On the contrary, the best character in the early stages is the unconditionally tolerant (who is also the homeless V who is barely mentioned).

The recent chapters about AI are poorly written. They bring futuristic computing power into cyberspace, only to be able to store code, and can't even find any roaming AI. It feels like using a Mother Box tied to a stick as a flail. The writing perfectly matches that image from some works' understanding of science fiction warfare.

The author seems to be a huge Johnny fan... The problem is, they don't seem to care about Johnny at all. I don't know about the others, but these consecutive chapters about Johnny are just... Uncomfortable.

Is this a harem anime? I've read 300 chapters and there's still only one female lead (V), all the other female leads are invisible. Is this definitely not a single-female-lead anime? The other female leads have absolutely no storyline. I'm speechless. Their entire storyline revolves around street-smart girls. Don't try to pass off something else as something else! The male lead also has terrible kidney deficiency.