Anime Crossover: As a Mythology Emissary, I Join the Chat Group

This was written on a whim, right? Even if you don't understand power levels, just understanding the world-building tells you who's strong and who's weak. Esdeath's abilities could easily crush any demon king, right? Forget about her time-freezing ability; she froze an army of 400,000 in the lore. Those 400,000 aren't ordinary people, as you might think.

Esdeath's freezing range and intensity far surpass Doma's; Doma is practically the floor tile of ice-type characters in anime. To write a story where Esdeath can't defeat Doma, I suggest you stop writing novels altogether.

Hilarious! Another Demon Slayer fanboy. This is the first time I've seen someone say Esdeath can't beat Doma.

A conscientious author started feeding readers more details in the third chapter, so as not to waste everyone's time and money.

Who exactly is hyping up the power levels in the anime Demon Slayer?

Is Chapter 36 serious about Ace being unable to defeat Doma? They're both ice-type! I don't think the Thousand Ice Knights are weaker than the Lotus Buddha! Or even better, use a frozen time-space technique, and his boss would be kneeling! The protagonist even gives the chance of victory as only 30%! Seriously, if they don't use rule-based abilities like Akame's one-hit kill sword or the Mystic Eyes of Death Perception, no demon in Demon Slayer should be able to defeat Ace!

Is Kasumigaoka Utaha the system's father? Even though the protagonist has become a god, she still issues missions requiring him to watch the Love Metronome a hundred times and write a 10,000-word reflection.

Chapters 54 and 55 have plot holes. The names of the members are kept changing, and when did Shizuka Marikawa join the organization? Where did Saeko Busujima go? Shinobu Kocho says she's going to fight Muzan, but he was killed by the protagonist in previous chapters! Also, Kaena Kocho was mentioned as having died in earlier chapters, but she reappears in later chapters and is even revived by the protagonist. Author! There are plot holes in the book!

I don't even know what to say. This writer, upon hearing something mythological, immediately starts praising the protagonist excessively. Given some people's personalities, there's no way they'd blindly worship such things, but this writer makes it sound like a bunch of idiots, just endlessly exaggerating how awesome the protagonist is.

Is the protagonist supposed to be a supreme god? He hasn't even destroyed a planet, yet he dares to say he's going to cause an envoy-level end. When he first destroyed a city, even Thor called himself a mortal.