The Cyber Chuunibyou Wants to Make Humanity Great Again

It appears to be a reuse of settings created by the author during his chuunibyou (middle school syndrome) period.

This kind of book has already been written by other authors; the template is outdated. I have a brilliant idea: let your inner chuunibyou (middle school syndrome) burn brightly! World: Rules invaded, humans awaken superpowers. Protagonist: Psychotropic constitution, high intelligence. The chuunibyou spirit burns until the senior year of high school.

The book is alright, with few obvious logical flaws. The author quickly corrected any mistakes made, but the protagonist's goals weren't clearly conveyed or understood in the early stages, making it somewhat uninteresting and relying heavily on the established plot. While this issue will likely be resolved later, the early chapters might deter some readers.

It's so beautiful, why is no one commenting? 🥺🥺🥺

Of course, I'll raise the rating to support it. I've only seen this kind of plot in Shadow Master, which is somewhat similar. (They're all made up but turned out to be true). Currently, the protagonist's advantage seems to have weakened. Now that the protagonist's website is public, most people know about the strange information, so there's no information gap.

Without comparison, there's no harm done. This book is excellent; the logic flows smoothly, and there are no mindless or toxic parts. The protagonist also discovers the connection between his fantasies and reality early on. It's much better than similar books I've read before.

Hilarious! The jokes are amazing, and the female characters are all very likable. It's a great watch, I love it! Please update soon! 🍉

Keep it up, it's well-written. The female leads are all good, there aren't any major issues so far, and the scenes with Jewel's undercover work and Sayuri aren't forced, which is great. Although the situation is chaotic, since the author is writing about an academy, the story could focus more on the daily lives of the female leads instead of relying solely on events to drive the plot.

The beginning was indeed a bit difficult to understand, but the world-building gradually unfolded, which was quite novel and a bit cheesy. However, there were a few chapters. I hope it maintains the same or even higher quality in the future. Five stars for encouragement!

I hope the author will write a truly behind-the-scenes story. That one by Tomato on Chuunibyou... Well, not that it was bad, but it gave me the feeling of wanting to vomit blood.