Alien Mefilas, This Chat Group for the Strong Isn't So Strong After All

Is this book good? My answer is... See standing

To sum up this book, in conclusion: it's a good book. The author's writing is decent, and I didn't notice any AI influence. Let me elaborate on what I consider to be the advantages: 1. The plot development is relatively smooth and not abrupt. 2. The author also has some experience in writing books. Although his first few books did not perform well, it didn't matter. He just treated them as practice for his writing skills. 3. The chat group wasn't used by the author as a tool to pad word count or ride the coattails of trending topics. Many chat group novels feature protagonists who spend all their time in chat groups, chatting with other members, using the chat groups purely to piggyback on the popularity of secondary games, spending their days doing quests in those games. This book hasn't fallen into that trap yet, which I think is a major advantage. 4. The protagonist is invincible yet not invincible. Even a half-dead Empera can solve 90% of the problems, but there are still events that can make him feel threatened. In the advancement of the novel's plot, a sense of crisis is very important. If the protagonist is too invincible, the plot will lack ups and downs and excitement.

I honestly never imagined I'd have to write something to introduce the speaker series. However, considering that even though Warhammer can be considered a relatively influential IP in China, the way the voice assistant has been developed and translated has seemed rather clandestinely over the past five years since the GW filed a copyright dispute in 2021. The talking device itself isn't very popular, not even in the same league as the Warhammer community. It's worth educating those who don't know about it, especially about the differences. The reason I wanted to write this is that, as a Warhammer hater, seeing negative comments about the author's Warhammer writing in the comments section gave me a sense of bewilderment, like mistaking one person for another. Regardless of whether your evaluation of Warhammer is based on even the slightest bit of serious understanding. Even the negative criticisms of Warhammer are true. But is this related to the speaker series? Any criticism of the Warhammer style should probably not be applied to the talking device. "If Yellow Skin Had a Talking Device" is a humorous fan-made short drama created by overseas enthusiast Bruva Alfabusa. It was later uploaded to Bilibili in China and translated. Then, in 2021, due to some copyright disputes, it entered a state where it should still be updated. Searching for the author's information revealed that it would only be restored after receiving a written guarantee from the copyright holders, ensuring that fan works would not be taken down due to copyright infringement. It's not surprising at all that those British guys in GW, who never learn their lesson, would do something like this. It should be said that both Hammer fans and Hammer haters have a very good opinion of the speaker. Judging from a certain blue platform, the speaker has even attracted some new users.

Will the younger generation of Ultra Brothers be able to reunite? #(Question mark)

Excellent writing skills and knows how to use internet slang. This is evident from the very first chapter; if it maintains this level of quality, doesn't release any problematic content, and isn't abandoned prematurely, it will become an excellent and enjoyable read.

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The content after Grimd feels increasingly boring, especially the recent plot. First, the titles became increasingly fantastical (what the hell is this fantastical stuff in a tokusatsu novel?), Then the protagonist's storyline became more and more inexplicable, and the story basically revolves around Jugglus Juggler. By the way, this Jugglus Juggler is a real schemer. What's with this Jugglus Juggler with the same equipment as Goku and the ability to transform 72 times? Either write a proper fantasy novel, or a proper tokusatsu novel. What is this weird, nonsensical thing you're writing?

It's visually appealing, but why keep comparing nonsensical elements to things from the Ultraman world? Comparing a shockwave from a character like Mo Xu Luo to Ye Fu is pointless. Ye Fu isn't even worth debating; its very existence is anti-war. If it's Ultraman, I don't care what you use for arguments, but Ye Fu is unacceptable. It's a symbol. If the author uses it to wage war, I'll expose them online.

He started getting carried away and couldn't stop himself from getting carried away.

The art style suddenly changed so much, it's overwhelming! What are we even looking at? LOL! #(Haha)