I’m Here to Beat Up Our Own Side

The best one is still the one by the bureau chief. #(Laughs)

It feels like there's no main plot; after reading ten or so chapters, I still don't know what's going to happen. Thumbs down.

I've read the author's earlier books, and while the beginnings are always incredibly exciting and hilarious, the later parts tend to lose their spark and become quite boring. For example, the chat group roulette game—the funny part is that the roulette randomly generates moves that backfire on both yourself and your opponents, but later on, almost no one uses the roulette anymore, which made it quite uninteresting for me.

Each one is worse than the last. They lack the wow factor of the first, the improvement of the second, and the rest are basically cut from the same cloth, differing only in name and cast. And they can't withstand much criticism.

You can tell who the author is just by looking at the cover and title. It gives you a sense of predictability, mainly because it seems like the author is losing their touch.

You spoiled them, they haven't made any progress and are just living off their past achievements.

Shinmi's fatigue is the same old three things: Akatsuki and Yanmi, teammates sabotaging each other, and old jokes being used repeatedly.

It's getting less and less interesting. Is it my fault?

Did the author consider Subaru?

To be honest, the current protagonist is a bit disgusting. Using a young girl's despair to level up, no matter the reason, is just toxic 😓. Honestly, the protagonists of the previous installments were also scumbags, but at least they had chivalry when it came to matters of principle. This one is like a little brat, completely relying on others' pity to cause trouble. Also, Madoka is overrated while Enma is underrated. I still prefer the atmosphere of the previous installments.