Dragon Ball: The God of Destruction's Chat Group

The book is good, and the author updates twice a day, with each update lasting a long time 🤭 Keep it up! (ง •̀_•́)ง

That's right, this is the longest chat group novel I've ever read. It's just that Madoka Kaname's combat power is too low; Zeno is only a single-target being, while Madoka should be a multi-target being capable of instantly defeating Zeno. @EvilDragon'sRoar

It's very well written. Although I don't know much about the anime and characters, I still think it's great 😏 I hope the author won't be affected by the negative reviews. You have to write at least a million words! I've been suffering from a reading slump for months, and I've read several books without finding them interesting, but this one is the only one I've finished.

This is absolutely fantastic! It's so much better than those overpowered fantasy novels disguised as Dragon Ball stories. I really love this kind of writing from the author. Keep it up! ❤️❤️

The standard of power in each world is different for everyone, but I think the author has achieved relative "fairness." It's impossible for everyone to agree with what they like in someone else's writing, but the author has done a great job. As a new author, the article is quite well-organized, the writing style is not bad, the perspective shifts are not chaotic, and the character development is also good, but it still lacks some "exciting" content. Come on.

This book focuses on chat groups. Although it's a crossover anime/manga series, it's primarily based on Dragon Ball fanfiction. Even the anime characters included are mostly well-known. However, the protagonist's presence is rather weak in the later stages.

This book is quite good among crossover anime novels! The author's control over the characters' personalities, the interpretation of the power systems in different worldviews, and the descriptions of the battle scenes are all very impressive. So far, the only slightly jarring aspect for me is the protagonist's somewhat jarring fighting style.

Very good. The author uses detailed descriptions of the environment to highlight the characters' inner thoughts and feelings during certain states, moments, and fights, making me feel as if I were there (the protagonist is playing with Madara). The author's character descriptions are also quite accurate, but why did the author add game characters? [Op] 😅

This is one of the more enjoyable chat group novels I've read so far. The chat group is basically just a communication platform, without providing a bunch of messy cheat codes, yet it gives everyone a chance to achieve miracles. Everyone has to work hard, and no one arrogantly changes other people's destinies. It's very comfortable to read.

In Tomato's environment, this book deserves 5 stars. It's the first book Tomato has ever finished reading. There's also the issue of inconsistent power levels. It depends on the author; power levels differ across different universes. In fact, in all the crossover anime I've read, there's not a single one where no one criticizes the inconsistent power levels. But it depends on the overall picture.