I like some black mud-oriented, shounen comics, superpowers and other complex properties, not absolute protagonist control, plot > writing, original derivatives.
It's okay, crematorium literature. It can be seen that the author wants to write a grand world view, but the skill is not enough to control it. The world view is not very detailed. Some things that I need to be curious about are just mentioned in one stroke. There is nothing elaborate.
It's good, but I feel that the author's skills are not strong enough. Part of the plot settings are supplemented through forums. If you can accept it, you can read it.
It's okay, it's a supporting-character shounen manga (tutor version). The protagonist doesn't seem to be involved in the main plot of the tutor too much.
It's a particularly interesting setting. First of all, the article itself sets up speed-passing players to enter the game. Secondly, the world view of the game in the article, the dream world, is also very novel, but the early plot is a bit watery (meaning that the same plot is written twice from different perspectives, which accounts for a relatively large proportion). For the sake of the setting, I give it four stars.
Good-looking, adventure in another world, classic shounen manga, the protagonist feels like an outsider who has insight into everything (this teacher's writing also appeals to me)