Is It Wrong to Become a Hero in DanMachi?!

It's abnormal that Ais's stats increased by over 400; not everyone is like Bell (you know what I mean).

To be honest, I think that Warring States period stuff is inferior to Pillar Hero; it directly converts people.

Endurance is the main body's strength, defense, recovery, and resistance. Even without being hit, high-intensity battles will increase it. This is the training in physical strength and recovery. The current increase is not quite in line with the super domain. Besides, even without Haki protection, you can use the Vajra Body to be hit to train your Devil Fruit ability, and use Haki attacks to train your Haki. Moreover, considering the Buddha's appearance, it's more appropriate to go bare-handed. Weapons are subject to repair and wear and tear, and the more expensive and powerful the weapon, the more wasteful it is for the protagonist to use. In DanMachi, there are no weapons that can make the protagonist grow larger, so weapon-wielding skills are essentially a negative investment. It would be better to start practicing hand-to-hand combat early on and invest all the money for weapons into medicine.

It feels like the protagonist doesn't need weapons at all; using weapons actually seems out of place. Using his fists to create shockwaves would be much more visually appealing. If he can transform into a giant Buddha later on and then wields a weapon, the character just feels completely ruined.

Well, the protagonist has a huge power-up and is very strong, but the plot isn't exciting enough.

The more he played the turtle man, the stronger his personality became, which clashed completely with his Conqueror's Haki.

Even if you've become a Buddha, do you still have a bun hairstyle?

What about the development capabilities of level 3?

Offering incense after death

It's been three days since the last update. Is this a discontinued project?