Fairy Tail: The Winds of Despair

Gensokyo isn't that strong, isn't it? Yakumo Purple has been praised too much, and at best it's a four-digit exception.

The original setting of Gensokyo was to make Yakumo Murasaki and the others relatively weak. This was the first setting. Then the second setting became stronger, but at most it was only four figures of Hakoba. Then the stupid netizens set it themselves to reach the universe level, but damn, Gensokyo is still a small place separated from Japan. Is it really necessary to reach the level of the universe?

The truth of the two-digit universe is that Yakumo Purple cannot have two digits because abilities have "degrees". Let's look at the three-digit birth merits of those big figures. Yakumo Purple has no great achievements, and Gensokyo has no impact on human history. I personally speculate that Yakumo Purple should have four digits to Hakoba, even if his birth status is blown up to the bottom of the three-digit number.

Yakumo Purple can only be counted as five digits or five digit exceptions at most. What achievements does Yakumo Purple use????

Although I only read one chapter, I decided to add this book to my bookshelf. I feel that the best part of this book is in the comment area (manual funny)

She is so powerful and her Gensokyo is almost unsustainable even if she relies on the help of the Dragon God to build it? The three-digit Shiroyasha treats the small world as a playground, right? One comment said that the age is also 6, is the old lady Zi really 17?

Let me summarize, Yakumo Purple's strength is too high (the first is that it can rival God. The second is that it can withstand the wind of decadence for a while, and the ability of the decadent wind is to make countless materials and concepts be consumed at the end of time.), Yakumo Purple's ability is quite strong, but her ability can hardly become stronger (Gensokyo relies on human fear to gain energy, and once it is no longer afraid of energy, it will disappear)

Yakumo Murasaki is so awesome, so why doesn't the queen want to go to heaven?

The protagonist's setting is the same as One Punch Man

It's not easy to read a novel based on the Gensokyo system these days... Anyone who has anything to do with the Gensokyo system is classified as "Touhou Buki". Why don't anyone in those novels about demonic devil fruits and the Hokage system say "Pirates blowing" or "Hokage blowing"?