Chat Group, Take It Up with My Holy Sword

A harem is completely unnecessary for this book, but there are just a bunch of them.

The price is so high, but it's just a detailed account of expenses.

The character development is good, but they're too weak.

This is a very good chat group novel (for me). Unlike other novels on the market that are all-female or all-female, this one has both men and women, and the balance is very good. The battles in the early stages, especially the borderlands and singularities, are very exciting, and the plot is quite rich. So far, the only drawback for me is the lack of updates. Although it's two updates a day, nearly 10,000 words, it's still too little. So, author, please update more! I hope you can double that, or even do a big update on holidays! Finally, please don't abandon this book! (Although there aren't many readers right now, as you update more, the readership will gradually increase.)

If you want to see the protagonist in Re: Zero, he should fight Reinhard. The Holy Sword and the Dragon Sword, the world's favorite and someone who distorts the world with their own will—that would be hilarious! #(Laughs)

The later stages were definitely less fun than the earlier ones. I preferred the early stages where everyone worked together to solve all the problems, everyone had a role to play, and there was no one just coasting through. Now it feels like Xiling has arrived to help the people of the original world solve problems. That's it. Just some post-event thoughts: the next world... It just doesn't have the same joy as the early ones.

I can't say for sure about other things, but I'm certain this author is not a new author. I wonder whose pseudonym this is?

You unfilial son, why haven't you updated yet? Are you going to become a eunuch?

Have you ever planned to write about the world of Oo? The essence of heroes and light are such a perfect match! #(Cute)

Your writing is quite powerful, but I can't understand it.