Anime Crossover: Starting with Maxed-Out Martial Arts

In the third picture, you just said you would be a lone ranger, and in the fourth picture, you joined the team. Why is it that you were asked to be a lone ranger?

The skill of Dragon Transformation has been peeled off to the point where only the skin is left.

There are readers who have never read the book and have never read it, so they are misleading newcomers here. Amnesiacs and brave men are obviously two different classes, right? You didn't even read it. If you didn't understand the introduction, it would mislead other readers, right?

Don't you understand why you spend half a chapter writing about Lun Ye, just to step on him? It's better not to write anything so that you can see it more clearly.

I literally almost laughed, can't bear to write something different? There are a lot of mindless novels out there, and mine is based on Grimgar. Do you really think people will never die? The protagonist is very strong, even if he fights ten of them directly, it is no problem. But the infinite martial arts requires hard power to be fully displayed. And what's going on with the protagonist? It is really invulnerable, just like a robot will not make mistakes, or the master of the world will not encounter accidents, right? In this book, I want to write about flesh-and-blood characters, rather than pure and invincible gods. At this stage, you are directly invincible and can kill you. Then what? What I got was an empty plot and stereotyped characters. Now Feilu is invincible, and there are a lot of pseudo-invincibles. You really want a person to write about pure invincibility, just fighting and killing. Try it without any interaction with other characters...

Amnesia is a poisonous point, so 886

This is the first time I've seen someone write about Grimgar of Fantasy and Ashes, so I followed it after commenting on it.

Although the introduction seems to be very good, the content is too slow, even if it is not Feilu, it is a bit inferior.

Why do I feel that the protagonist is so weak? He obviously has infinite martial arts, but I feel that he is similar to people like Yukino Shizu. He has no standing out at all. He has infinite martial arts, and his physical fitness is two or three times that of an ordinary person. It would take at least hundreds of thousands of goblins to beat and consume him to defeat the protagonist. And this is based on the premise that the protagonist does not leave.

How about writing the main character to death as a warning to the service department?