Anime Crossover: In DanMachi, Building a Familia from the Start

1. It's so slow, it only leveled up to level 2 around chapter 100. 2. The characters are seriously inconsistent with their established personas. First of all, who is Jeanne d'Arc in Type-Moon? She developed feelings for you just because she met you a few times? What did you do to make her like you? Is she a pervert? And Kaguya and the others, Kaguya is from a Far East assassination family.

The protagonist is weak and unreliable With a system, I started with three magic spells and seven skills, then traveled through time for two and a half years and was still a level one adventurer, only wandering around the first few floors. Weak in skill yet overconfident, he got slapped in the face during a sparring match, and if it weren't for Joan of Arc, he would have died on the spot fighting…

What kind of trash is the protagonist? He's got a bunch of cheat codes: seven skills, three magic spells, doubled stats, a hundred times more mana and unlimited firepower, can learn any magic he wants and even copy it, and has a super magic feat. This cheat code only got him to level 1 with 300 stats after half a year in the dungeon?

He just awakened with 3 magic spells and 7 skills, and with the protagonist's stats, he hasn't leveled up in two years. He's not even as good as Bell, let alone Fiora. What a complete waste!

There are so many ways to suppress combat power~~ but you say your talent and potential are too poor~? Looking back, that's totally wrong!!?? As a reader, I was speechless after reading the synopsis about the protagonist starting with three magic spells and seven skills! It's so hard to believe!

That's weird. In the world of "Tales of the Immortal," isn't the greater the potential, the more numerous and powerful the skills and magic? How come the protagonist starts with only 3 spells and is said to have no potential? Even the original protagonist didn't start with 3 spells. But here, your 3 spells are considered useless.

I read the synopsis, and then checked the protagonist's specific skills and personality. All I can say is that with this setup, there's still no way to improve stats or even level up. My assessment is that the protagonist is a hopeless case.

In the game "Tales of the Unknown," starting with 0 magic and 0 skills is considered normal potential. Starting with one magic or skill is considered high potential. The protagonist starts with 3 magic and 7 skills, yet his overall potential is extremely limited. Is this just author wishful thinking, or has the protagonist been nerfed to a pulp?

The introduction mentions a battle between the left and right hemispheres of the brain, but the potential isn't quite there yet.

If you removed your three magic spells and seven skills, I could still consider it a weak start. But you didn't, so this is a weak start, right?