Sword Art Online: The Sword Saint Who Renounced Aincrad

Hi everyone, this is Zoffy, who left a comment and ran away in chapter 34. When I went back to check the comments, I found someone saying I was guilty because they suspected me. Why didn't you believe me when I said I was going to mess things up later (Tangyuan)? Now, bro, are you even saying anything?

It's alright, but it doesn't really relate to the title. The protagonist's main role is to tank damage; 90% of the damage is dealt by Kirito and Asuna. The protagonist only deals damage in 1v1 situations. Furthermore, the romance aspect is practically nonexistent. Aside from some progress with that NPC, the other female characters are basically just good friends. The protagonist himself hasn't shown any interest in that area, so it feels like it might be another hundred or two chapters before they finally hold hands.

I have a question. Is the protagonist also the kind of masochist who is very comfortable with sex? In my opinion, SAO is worse than any other soul game on the market. It's a piece of garbage that Kayaba Akihiko made just to please himself. First of all, the class strengths and weaknesses of this thing are extremely unbalanced, and there is only one hidden class, Dual Blades, which can be obtained in the early game. Apart from Kirito, a hardcore fan of this game, I can't think of anyone who can obtain it. Then there are the mid-game bosses that can't be defeated by memorizing the boss mechanics. These bosses are progressive; the more times you fight them, the stronger they become. And there are quite a few trap rooms, which can easily wipe out a fairly strong squad.

This book contains lesbian scenes and wing-tying scenes, so please be aware!

All I can say is that if you can accept being cuckolded, go ahead and buy it. I'm just out of touch with the times and can't accept that kind of fetish.

Chapter 34: He listened to advice and ran away. By the way, do you know any good Sword Art Online fanfics, band-themed ones are fine too.

If you're interested, I recommend reading chapter 168. The protagonist excitedly peeks at Asuna kissing someone passionately. You can check it out if you like. #(BlueSad)

The premise is novel, but the plot is very old-fashioned. Who exactly are you?

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It was just okay, too bland. While there was a section on canceling sword techniques, it wasn't really highlighted; it mainly showed the protagonist's strength. The rest was just standard tropes: helping Asuna and Argo, writing walkthroughs, etc. It might have been good two years ago, but now it feels a bit old-fashioned.