Anime Crossover: My Weekly Superpowers Are a Little Off

The details are handled very well, but the pace is too slow. A murderer writes six chapters, and a small climax is completely lost. Also, the author, my angel, why is he still playing soy sauce [crying][crying][crying]

I saw the latest chapter of 2025.10.28. Everything else is fine. There is nothing serious about it. One star is missing because it was explained to Yukino that the processing of the dream ability is very, very poor. Garlic Bird Garlic Bird, 🍅Writing a comprehensive comic is not easy, give the author a five-star support [Cool]

One star deducted, a random murderer kidnapped Miura, and the protagonist's ability to fall into dreams seemed to be gone.

To be honest, some parts are very contradictory and poisonous, but it's great that a new author can write like this. (I think the author has great qualifications) Children's nature [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]

I think it's pretty good, it's pretty good-looking, and it's fun to watch, but there are some poisonous points, which is inevitable, but I'm already immune to all poisons (bushi), so I'll hurry up with CCB, and I'll update it as soon as possible. It's not enough.

It's okay if I don't follow up, but it would be very painful if I follow up. As for being knocked down by Yukino, I can only say that this is a good story in a comprehensive manga. At least the protagonist returns with revenge, but other books are still a lot of betrayals. I'm angry, the murderer is a bit verbose, but he becomes almost invincible after that. Of course, if the protagonist first tests his level against the people of Feiten Yuken style, and finally uses super powers to show off his strength, then I have nothing to say [face covering] Xiao Chunan in Chapter 200, what else is there to say?

There are some places where you may look a little confused, such as the chapter about longing for the real thing: The male protagonist confessed that he did not risk his life to save people, but had other safe ways to save people. This incident made Miura feel crushed. I feel a little strange. The reason why Miura fell in love with the male protagonist shouldn't be that the male protagonist was willing to "risk his life" to save her. The fact that the male protagonist saved her was worth it in itself. Because the male protagonist is not "giving up his life", Miura feels that the male protagonist doesn't like her, which will lead to Miura's image being a bit strange, which I can't understand. That is to say, I feel that there are some places where I didn't find the right reasons, which resulted in a bad look and feel. Good luck, author.

I want to give it three and a half stars, purely subjective rating. The front part is okay. Most of the poisonous points in the comment area are stress reactions, mainly because some of the plots in the back are not very good in my opinion. In my personal opinion, some of them are uneven. The heroine's role allocation and treatment are not handled well. The front part is average, the beginning is normal, the middle part is good, I like it very much, the back part is not good, but it is acceptable to some people.

Why are there negative reviews? The Murderer is indeed a bit long, but it's not bad, right? It's okay if he was knocked down. It was set up for Yukino Ao. Come on, author, I think it's okay

It's quite good, but there are some minor flaws that are not elegant. If you feel it's not good, just skip a few chapters and it's fine. You can read it later, so it's not that serious. After all, there are too few comprehensive comics. I hope the author can work hard. There are still some foreshadowings left unfilled.