Dimensional Elevator Journey

It's well-written, but I don't know if the author likes gunpowder weapons or what. They could easily make electromagnetic and energy weapons, yet they insist on making gunpowder. Even with artificial intelligence, it's not very useful for base management. They could make hovercars, yet they insist on using ground-based vehicles. Is it the world's rules that forbid it, or has the author forgotten? But overall, it's well-written; I hope it's not abandoned. I support you, keep it up!!

This isn't me being nitpicky, but you're going way too slow. Over 20 chapters are just slice-of-life stuff. We finally got to the main story, and you just rushed through it.

The book is good, but the excessive narration in the early stages can be tedious. In the mid-to-late stages, almost everyone is invincible except for world-class bosses. I initially wanted to give it four stars, but the author worked very hard, so I'll give it five stars as encouragement. Keep it up!

It's well-written, but the Sword Art Online part is a bit strange; it's really frustrating to see cheaters in the game. The author has updated too much in this book; I feel you should consider ending it and starting a new one. The later parts are increasingly confusing, requiring additional knowledge to fill in. I feel even losing a die-hard fan might not be enough to finish reading the entire book.

Well, the male lead's slow realizations in the early stages were a bit off-putting, but he chose a good world to travel to, and he has plenty of wives. I've gradually caught up to the latest chapter, and it's not enough!

I haven't read this book, but judging from the author's biography and the reviews, a 5-star rating is clearly too low; it's probably around 7. Considering he's written 1.6 Million words without interruption, his dedication to updating is admirable. I've added this book to my bookshelf and will read it when I have time! Keep up the good work, author! 👍

This is a horror story disguised as a crossover anime/manga novel.

The fact that most of the storylines are original is commendable, and the interspersed leisure life scenes are mostly well-written. Here's a suggestion: it's tiring for the author to take care of too many characters. It would be better to give Saeko more screen time and fewer minor supporting characters. A rare gem among crossover anime/manga novels, but the rating is a bit low.

I'm being a saint, but I'll still support the anime I like. But seriously, Aunt Wang still hasn't gotten her?

Leaking many female characters