Rebooting the World

This is a new beginning, so I've decided: I'm a transvestite! I'm a transvestite! Nobody will notice my post in the middle of the night; it'll sink soon. 😁

Relatively speaking, it felt so-so at the beginning, but it got better and better later on. The constant B-rank power levels throughout the series were a bit frustrating, feeling like they were dragging out the pace. After all, unless someone is invincible like Saitama, even a B-rank doesn't sound as impressive as an S-rank.

Hmm, I remember following it for a while, but I don't remember why I stopped or what. I accidentally stumbled upon it and it's finished! Yay! Also, please don't recommend Bleach or Fairy Tail for your new books, as those two really don't have a large readership (whispering). Actually, it's because I haven't read them (ﾟдﾟ). I'm open to anything from Naruto, One Piece, Dragon Ball, to Marvel.

The early chapters were indeed incredibly toxic. For newcomers, the most toxic aspect was that the protagonist's comic changed the world, and then he was given a superpower that, while not useless, was extremely unappealing. This was highly toxic because that's how web novels are; you can't leave readers with too much disappointment.

You're the best, author! Your writing is so inspired! I've been following your work since your last Naruto novel, "Living Long Enough," and have consistently subscribed to the official version. I've also created a reading list to recommend your books, hoping that more people will continue to enjoy them.

The only thing I dislike about this book is the setting of the X-ray vision. First of all, it's not an exclusive ability; it's widely available. So, whether it's the female lead, the supporting female character, or even a minor character, there's a high chance that they've been seen through it. And the author doesn't specify anything about it. It's like eating an apple and feeling like there's a worm in it, but you don't know whether there actually is or not.

This was originally a book that could have been considered a masterpiece, but unfortunately the author's setting was flawed and he didn't have enough control over the changes in the plot and background. 1. It shouldn't be set up so that the protagonist draws comics to cause changes. The world and its changes were initially beneficial to all of humanity.

I'm not interested in manga! Back when a bunch of us were following Naruto, I just found it boring. As for this academy thing that just started, I've only ever seen the erotic version.

Sigh... Is it just my imagination...? I always feel like the protagonist's IQ isn't very high... I still prefer that old goofball named Uzumaki Shuujin (Masahiko 🤓) 🪖🪖🪖

This novel could have been a masterpiece if it didn't fall apart a few times. I hope the author writes more original works like this; it's truly excellent. (Comment from a long-time bookworm of over ten years)