Multiverse Chat Group, I Do the Fighting for You, and Everyone Loves It

Negative review, for the following reasons: 1. Beating up a class of people earned 35 draws. Beating up a school and subjecting them to prolonged physical torture, even with the previous 35 draws, only brought the total to just over 100 (100 draws). 2. There are unclear side effects, even for five-star items (the guaranteed best prize in gacha pulls). For example, Vector Manipulation added a side effect that prevents protection against face punches, supposedly because it "fits the storyline." But what storyline makes it so unpredictable that you can't even defend against Imagine Breaker's punches? 3. It is a spirit behind the body, but it is in the shape of a black tower figure. This only lowers the rating. After all, the soul and the vessel can be made to look more convincing. Some people may like this. 4. Beating up the entire school is a violent crime. After the beating, there were no consequences, and the person went straight home. Cocolia is nowhere to be found. 5. I can still see the book reviews, but I don't want to read them anymore.

I just saw the paid chapter, and I'm speechless. I personally have a very high tolerance for fanfiction; I'd even accept anything from yuri (lesbian) or harem (marriage) fanfiction. However, there are some principles I cannot compromise on—fanfiction must respect the original work, especially the details and settings already provided in the original. What's the point of Black Tower making such a fuss about the gods of the dungeon? The story of the Avi-Golden Man clearly states that the three-faced Earth Mother God isn't a disguised Star God, but rather a native god from a small planet. Native gods are as common as stray dogs in the Honkai Impact universe, and Black Tower is making a fuss about them. If Black Tower is interested in other worlds, then he should find everything about them novel and exciting. Why is he so fixated on a group of native gods from another world? The subsequent conflict is even more ambiguous, giving the impression that a proud empress, who ruled the world, was then disguised as a stroll on the roadside, knocked unconscious with a stick, and sold into a brothel. PS: I personally think this novel should be categorized as a female-oriented novel. My personal criterion for distinguishing between male and female-oriented novels is whether the novel respects direct violence. If it does, it's a male-oriented novel; if not, it's a female-oriented novel. Obviously, this one doesn't belong to the female-oriented category. My impression of this novel is that power is a bonus for gaining points and winning favor; it comes easily, so there's no need to carefully cultivate the power system.

Besides disgusting readers, what other purpose does this ability serve besides its various side effects?

The setting of the villainous world is really bad, mainly because its relationship with the original characters is so far removed that it can't be considered a related entity to the original characters at all. To me, who are you? Do I know you? Don't think that just because you're wearing Kiana's skin, I'll treat you like an acquaintance. It's neither the original character nor an counterpart from another timeline; it just looks similar. Please remove these original characters; I want to see fanfiction.

Thunder Breathing, this piece of junk, is worth five stars? Are you kidding me?

It's hard to imagine that this is a book being serialized in 2026. 26 years later, there's still this kind of fanfiction where the author suddenly comes up with an original villain, creating huge plot holes. They should just write a proper fanfiction; why insist on creating an original villain? To avoid escaping the fanfiction label, they even created an "what if" alternate world. They've already started dragging things out right after release. I don't know what to say. Don't they plan to change this?

Winning a vector manipulation item in a lottery, what's there to fear from an ordinary person's fist? Fine, whatever, author, keep it up, as long as you're happy.

The main problem is that the plot of this "negative world" feels too disjointed. It suddenly appears without any build-up or context, and the synopsis doesn't mention it. Most people are expecting an invincible, fast-paced story, so the sudden appearance of these inexplicable characters is naturally frustrating. If it were an "what if" scenario, it might be more acceptable, but the "negative world" setting just feels inexplicable. For example, if you replaced the villains from DanMachi with clones of Iron Tomb or Black Tower, it might be more acceptable. And if you replaced the "End of the World" Sirin with the "End Spring Spirit" who hasn't been defeated yet, well, that might be better.

If you're writing a story about the original pairings after the events of Honkai Impact 3rd, please don't include those plot points, especially if it's a heterosexual romance. I've read up to chapter 138, so I'm quitting. Bye! My suggestion: there's already too much Honkai Impact 3rd storyline involved; the crossover storylines need to be more balanced. Personally, I only got into this story because it featured a crossover/satisfying plot and the original pairings.

Others use abstraction as a spice, but this book uses abstraction for its own sake, making it awkward to read.