My Crossover Characters in an Infinite-Flow Search, Fight, and Extract

Why even mention wooden cabinets? In an environment like the Main God Space, they still have to rely on the dialogue between these gods and humans—it's unbelievable! #(Blue and sad)

I don't understand, is Polnareff in the synopsis an idiot? With Pillar Man blood, he could easily be a top-tier Stand with a decent Stand, so why choose a Stand with no special abilities, low stats, and whose only purpose is to reflect damage back to the user when attacked?

This God Space is too wonderful and peaceful. Although it's called a game, it's essentially a God who chooses participants who also want to benefit themselves as slaves and tools. Plus, each participant's world is different, so killing and looting in the game's dungeons should be as natural as drinking water, because if you're blocking my way or simply competing for resources, it's like a battle royale game. Another issue is that the gene lock should either be absent or have the difficulty it's supposed to be. Otherwise, if you think that a vain person can unlock it in a day, it's too childish.

It felt like the story changed completely later on. It went from searching, attacking, and evacuating to a cycle of the main god space, a far cry from the neighboring Destiny Delta.

I feel like the mechanics you set up for "Final Destination" are utterly ridiculous. Does this mean that reincarnators can only be nice guys and can't do anything big from now on? Secondly, regarding the triggering factor, the "Return of the Wolf" ending feels like a normal outcome. Even if Harlem wasn't involved, someone else would have done it if Professor X had been controlled and wiped out all of humanity. Are you planning to kill Harlem off and revert to the cowardly Harlem?

The plot of automatically matching bad guys with Final Destination is too low-brow. The Supreme God, theoretically, is transcendent and wouldn't care whether his reincarnated followers are good or evil.

The book's title isn't "Searching for and Defeating Characters from Various Anime/Manga Crossovers," right? I can tolerate you saying that the child born to Emperor Warhammer and Giorno of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure is also a crossover character, but what about the "Searching for and Defeating Characters" part?

Honestly, this isn't very good. It's not like the Primordial Ancestor cared about humanity as much as the Infinite One. What's the point of this concept of good and evil? Is there really a difference between a good locust and an evil locust? Is the difference significant? They're just fangs. Good for the good, bad for the evil—is this some kind of benevolent rule? It's incomprehensible.

Since the Reincarnators are like locusts, can't they transform from pests into beneficial ones? Since they're killing anyway, why only kill the bad guys? Resident Evil kills zombies, Black Egg kills Gastrea, Demon Slayer kills demons, DanMachi kills monsters and Dark Familias, Crusaders kill demons, and Warhammer kills Chaos Aliens.

My assessment is that it's not as good as previous transmigration novels.