Anime Crossover: Max-Level Human, the Strongest Nexus

How to say it? I have read two works of better quality than this book, one is a Tiga fan who also practiced in advance, and the other is a Nexus fan. As a result, this book looks weird to me, with many flaws. I don't know whether the author is incompetent or greedy. He set the world as a comprehensive comic, and the result is that it looks nondescript. Personal suggestion is that it is best to adjust the ratio of Ultraman and comprehensive comics. No matter who is the main character, the latter can only be said to be the seasoning of the former, not even the side dish. After all, the two are not related at all. If the author is good, it will be problematic to put them together, but for now, it is better to separate them.

Chapter 24: The protagonist has no B character at all. Originally, the protagonist used Ginna to crush the alien beast, but it turned out that Gomora was forced to change into Kurenai. After turning into Kurenai, he and Gomora fought back and forth. You must know that the protagonist used Gina to defeat Zeton and Giji before. Gomora was much stronger than Zeton and Giji, and their combat power collapsed.

Are you playing a role-playing game with him? If you want to kill him, just kill him. Why keep him? It's light itself and it's been a devil's special training for five years. How can you still beat him?

It's weird that you can't open Noah's Invincible. You also know that the black man Mizoromu will do whatever it takes, so shouldn't we reduce the establishment of bonds and just drop out of school and kill Mizoromu province's Korean hostage tactics first?

This night raid team can't even attack the giant with TCP pen throwing money to death.

Does the protagonist have to hide his identity? Do you have to play house with Mizorogi? It's a bit outrageous to be afraid of being accused of beating the teacher.

Why are there things like Kasumigaoka Yukino everywhere? These two are really the best in all worlds!

I have read more than 40 comprehensive comics and feature films, and there are a lot of stories about female protagonists and male protagonists who transform into pretense. Either the male protagonist is afraid of trouble and still looks for trouble, or the male protagonist doesn't want to do anything and is just a high school student with pure cerebral palsy. You can't stop schooling. Is something wrong? Either the male protagonist is surrounded by women and only chooses one and all the other female protagonists have been flirted with by the male protagonist. Or the male protagonist is a ruthless template. Whoever treats him well should be killed if he treats him badly. Or he is a eunuch. Either the male protagonist loses his personality after the soul travels and becomes exactly the same as the original character, or the character is extremely poor in character, or the comprehensive comic only writes about fighting, three monsters a day, morning, noon and night. This kind of article is not difficult to write, mainly depends on the personality of the protagonist and other character creations, as well as the popular style, and the subsequent control of the plot. All the platforms that attract people at the beginning and follow-up eunuchs together are few and far between.

I remember that Mizorogi has the ability to sense capable people and is always keeping an eye on the traces of capable people. The protagonist continues to stay in the school. With such a big target, isn't he afraid that Mizorogi will blow up the school?

I found that everyone who writes comprehensive comics likes to write about Yukinoshita Yukino. I don't know why. Is it because I like tablets?