Anime Crossover: Everyday Exorcisms, Critical Hits on Girls Across the Multiverse

What's so great about "Under One Person"? It's just a low-level martial arts system that could have been crushed by the Japanese in World War II. What's the difference between its so-called high-level techniques, realms of enlightenment, and the boastful claims of becoming immortals or gods, and those low-level martial arts techniques that claim to destroy the world?

6. The system should just be renamed "Under One Person System". It's full of skills from Under One Person. I don't know what's so great about this thing.

The initial base for the lottery is 1,000, and it doubles after each draw. A level 1 cursed spirit costs 1,500, and a special-grade one costs 1,000. You'll run out of money after seven or eight draws. Haha, that's outrageous.

Is this lottery fair? The fourth time it was 8,000, the fifth time 16,000, the sixth time 32,000, the seventh time 64,000, and the eighth time 128,000. Did the system go offline after all eight draws were done?

Why are you so hyping up Under One Person? Write something about a world with high combat power, maybe even something like the Super Soldier Serum in Under One Person? Is someone with such low combat power being used as a cheat code?

This is ridiculous! While Miura Yumiko is arrogant, she's actually very good to her friends, and she genuinely considers Yui her best friend. Did the author even read the source material? And frankly, these female characters are portrayed like they're just freebies; it's pure fantasy...

Is this lottery game serious? The first draw only requires ** points, the second requires ** points, the third requires ** points, and so on. The eleventh draw requires 1,024,000 points, and the eighteenth draw requires over 100 million points. Are you sure you're not mistaken?

You absolutely must keep drawing skills from Under One Person, otherwise the system should be renamed the Under One Person System.

With so many sorcerers, there are bound to be many strange occurrences. It's absurd that the successive heads of the Yukinoshita family knew nothing about these extraordinary individuals and events, especially considering the family's power and control over so many areas.

This isn't the Eight Extraordinary Techniques without any aftereffects; this is the Conceptual Eight Extraordinary Techniques.