Anime Crossover: The Problematic Gods Come from Arcadia

This book is not as good as the other two. One thing to say is that the male protagonist is a real ****. While saying that he wants more friends and fewer enemies, he constantly annoys others and accuses other gods of being unfair. Isn't he the same bully in the other world? He teases others after seeing the body of a goddess, and even accuses others of being petty after being resented. The male protagonist, who is a four-digit figure, keeps threatening the three-digit figure, and the three-digit figure keeps apologizing and has no character at all. The aura of this protagonist is too outrageous. He keeps emphasizing that the upper management are all old scheming men, but the result is that everything written is just a trick. The male protagonist is even called by other gods to be sinister and scheming. What a mentally retarded court.

I've read The World's Supreme Being and Humanity, but I didn't feel as aggrieved as this one…

The protagonist steals Aizen and Madara's lines all day long, but complains like a clown and has no strong demeanor at all. Everyone above himself is equal, and everyone below him is equal. He is a pig that flies to the sky with his head fed by forums. When he got to the alien plane, he became complacent, bullying the little ones and teasing women at every turn. Well, in the end, when he returned to the small garden, he complained about the injustice of the higher-level gods and Buddhas, and was judged to be inferior to Tang San.

The double-digit protagonist relies on licking to seduce those women with sex figures. Is the protagonist showing off his brains?

It's outrageous that this book contains private information, especially the part about Zeus. Zeus Hakoba is a real great god. Let's briefly talk about Zeus Hakoba. Zeus has completely bound himself to human history, that is, to Hakoba. Zeus will die if human history is destroyed or Hakoba is destroyed. He also protects unmarried babies and gives him the identity of the son of Zeus and the divine blood and demigod spirituality. It can be said that Zeus of Hakoba is worthy of the title of the Great God.

This Pikachu book magnifies the problem of the previous book - there are too many scenes with characters of the same or higher combat power as the protagonist. In this way, although the protagonist is indeed getting stronger, there is always someone who is far stronger than the protagonist, and there are many scenes where these are far stronger than the protagonist. Conventional cool novels usually only appear as stepping stones for the protagonist, who will be slightly stronger than the protagonist, and those who are far stronger than the protagonist will only serve as background and not interfere with the plot. This problem makes this book never enjoyable, and the feeling of frustration of being arranged is still lingering. The Cthulhu pantheon in the previous book had symptoms of this problem, and the evaluation of the new book has not only not corrected this problem, but it has become more serious.

To be honest, Devil's High School is a bit delayed, but I can still watch it. The Red World is too boring. I can just go through it directly. I have to find an ordinary person to follow the plot. That Shana has more plot than Su Jindu.

The God Killer chapter was written like shit. He suddenly signed a life-and-death contract with Athena, who he could crush to death with one finger and whom he had never met before. It was simply worse than the double-digit protagonist in the Moon Chapter playing house with a bunch of Servant Masters.

Isn't the world of Saint Seiya written too perverted? There are only one digit gods, and there are absolute gods and super gods.

In other words, the God in this novel is really as low as the floor tiles. It was the first time I saw a God that even heaven cannot fully control.