The Libra of the Anime World

How can I put it, the writing is really arbitrary. First of all, I want to ask, what is the relationship between this book and Libra. From the beginning to the end, I didn't see anything wrong with Libra. I just made a choice at the beginning, but then I just consummated it. It has nothing to do with Libra. Then the guardians never gathered together. They were scattered in different worlds, and several groups were found. I don't know what the meaning is. Finally, there is the strength positioning of the protagonist. I can feel that the author wants to give a unified evaluation of strength, but to be honest, I can't feel the strength positioning of the protagonist. I just know that he has become stronger, ah, so strong, ah, the protagonist has become humble, ah, the protagonist has abused others. Later, I couldn't tell how strong the protagonist was by using the devil's rating, and he always skipped levels. In terms of content, the ending of each volume is very casual, and it is abrupt at the beginning, and becomes more and more obvious towards the end. I hope the author can have a good outline for the next book, and stop being so casual. It is too casual and makes the content a little unconnected.

The ending is over. Although the ending is a bit abrupt, at least it wasn't ghostwritten, (??????)?

I read these three books about idiots testing summoned beasts. This is the most speechless book I have ever written. It starts with rape and taking the male partner into prostitution. . . I am a Buddha Then you mention how ugly Gang is in his normal form so many times???

The first few chapters of Pseudo Love are really green, and the more they explain, the greener they become.

Let Aijiang be Watson, the washing machine is not worthy

*Finished? But finally the book is finished**

The transition to other worlds is too sudden, and sometimes I wonder if there are missing chapters. It's a bit unclear how to do the difference between the gods. It feels like the main character is just trying to gain strength and become stronger, which is why it's inexplicable. Anyway, the gods have no effect later on, so I won't go into it. The way to become stronger always feels a bit strange. It's okay to skip some worlds you don't like or have no interest in. Some chapters are missing, and some things in the world ended without being explained properly. Overall, it's a good casual harem story. Actually, I personally prefer Conan and Tutoring.

It's so long. The narrative is repeated so many times that it makes no sense. The number of words is too high.

After re-reading it, many chapters have been harmonized.

Are there any other good Conan fans? Comprehensive comics are also fine.