Anime Crossover Group Chat: I Forge a Divine Spark in the Slice-of-Life World

You seem to have misunderstood a problem: omniscience and omnipotence exist together. Omniscient means you know how to become instantly invincible. If you don't know, you don't know everything. In the same way, omnipotence, if you cannot know everything, how can you be called omnipotent?

13 Squares is quite high, but the result is really low. It should be a real waste. Godhead Condensation has neither magic nor any laws that the protagonist can control, let alone any conceptual level abilities, let alone invisible, audible, and unthinkable. Moreover, a so-called omniscient and omnipotent supreme god actually uses human skills. People chatting** have been subdued. Just your performance is like a normal person who will doubt your name after seeing you twice!

It would probably be readable if the omniscient godhead was not mentioned at the beginning.

There are useless godheads, some of them have big names, but their actual abilities are not reflected at all. The protagonist's combat ability is all based on chat ** rewards. This godhead is really awesome!

You might as well write that you are entering the stage of becoming an omniscient and omnipotent god, and you have the title of omniscient and omnipotent, but you don't have the strength to match it. It's boring. This kind of plot that you can know without even thinking is just cheating in a chat. Just tell a story to show off the power you have gained.

Introduction to Machima Equality Relationship? But I would rather see the protagonist treating Makima like a dog

The protagonist you created is aloof, domineering, egoistic, and interested in interests, plus godhead, omniscience, dominance, and immortality. There is no need to play house in school, and that club is just a joke. Why not write about the emergence of extraordinary people in the main world? Showing your holiness in front of others, acting in a high-profile manner, and doing whatever you want is in line with your identity as a master. As long as extraordinary powers appear in the main world, there will be more ways to interact with the heroines.

The writing is quite good, but the question is whether the people in it have low IQs, like cerebral palsy. After reading several chapters, I always say some things that are beyond my imagination. Let's not mention the Teigu user who overestimates his abilities. As for Asuna, when the protagonist first came, he said that he was not bound by the rules of the game and killed someone. Asuna asked why there was no red name, and the protagonist said that he was not bound by the rules of the mortal game. Isn't this impure? Raise the IQ of these people and make them irritated

If you want to be omnipotent, you must be omniscient, but if you are omniscient, you will know what you cannot do. Omniscient and omnipotent has always been a refutation, and there are still people who believe that omniscience means omnipotence.

I don't think it's necessary to mention that in One Punch Man's worldview, the island country is an island country and not Sakura Island, which is ruled by Kyushu, so there is no need to worry about it. Do you think the protagonist has patriotic attributes by mentioning it? No, no, it will just inexplicably impose restrictions on the protagonist. There is also a fantasy world view of One Punch Man. The entire outside world is covered by the sea. The ABC area is divided into areas. There is no island country like Japan.