The Age of Manga

Chapter Thirteen: Poisoned by her younger sister. Extremely beautiful, not a direct descendant of the serum, takes the lead in provoking cannon fodder instead of the protagonist. Okay, scapegoat sister setting.

All I can say is that the author's IQ is questionable. Isn't this supposed to be a shonen manga? You're even running three different series simultaneously? Even if you had those three shonen manga, it would take a long time to copy them all, right? Is this the kind of argument you're going to have?

Waiting for the eunuch to finish the story. The plot is a complete mess.

There are so many flaws... I'll let it heal a bit, and hopefully it will improve later...

More multi-account openings? And the gambling scenes are completely pointless and I don't understand their significance.

I went to see my sister again; it feels like she's almost turned into a poison spot.

It's not about cultural invasion, so why not a Chinese background? And this talk of cultural invasion sounds a bit like a savior scenario... +1 Flaw.

Chapter Two states that "Beautiful Rivers and Mountains" is a work by a veteran author, but by the time the chapter about wealthy readers arrives, it has become a work by a new author.

That's a bit toxic... If I had a friend who logged into other people's accounts like that, we'd probably be done with them.

Damn, why does it have to start with another long-running shonen manga? Can I please refuse this kind of thing? 0.0