Becoming the Strongest Frail Girl

The beginning was good, but it was full of silly and absurd plot points.

Anime waifus are great, but the protagonist is too decadent. He's just endlessly giving; a saint, a true saint. If he likes these characters so much, why doesn't he work hard to collect the Dragon Balls? Or did he never want to live in the first place and just want to play the role of selfless sacrifice in his final days?

As the strongest eye, how could she be threatened by a weakling? Why doesn't anyone bother Thor and the others? Nanami isn't even as strong as a dragon or an angel; wiping them out wouldn't be a problem for her.

Honestly, the author clearly doesn't understand just how terrifying Nanami's talent is. The reason Nanami died in Katanagatari is because the Katanagatari world is too rudimentary and lacks a magic system. But if Nanami could go to other worlds, things would be completely different. You probably have no idea how terrifying the Mikiko experience is.

Author, why don't you just stick to writing slice-of-life stories? Why force in rivals and reality? Other readers are right, this is definitely a flaw! Many people read other authors' slice-of-life crossover stories! A heartwarming slice-of-life story is the main focus! It's fine for the protagonist to be a plagiarist, like plagiarizing while having heartwarming interactions with the anime characters!

The writing is absolutely terrible. The setting and theme are truly excellent, but the isekai (another world) and Orihara Izaya are a major flaw. The main character is already portrayed as invincible, yet they force an antagonist into it; what's the point of that invincibility then? It's like forcibly intruding reality into a perfectly good slice-of-life anime. It's like eating delicious food and suddenly finding half a cockroach inside—not only disgusting but also incredibly toxic.

Chapter 80 was definitely poisonous... The beginning was going well, then suddenly it started to get toxic. If the protagonist were weak, it wouldn't be a big deal. The problem is, the protagonist is so strong, yet someone still manages to steal his Dragon Balls. It's as absurd as an ant stealing your wallet.

If you're going to write about everyday life, just write about everyday life. Why all this nonsense about conspiracies? It's inexplicably written and incomprehensible, and it's really annoying to read. I'm fed up.

I haven't seen many of the anime, but that doesn't prevent me from understanding them. I think it wouldn't be difficult for someone so powerful to create a Dragon Ball tracker. Bulma, I think, was able to create one, so I don't believe the protagonist has the ability to do it. Besides, there are so many different worlds involved; it doesn't necessarily have to be the Dragon Balls.

The protagonist being threatened—is being the strongest really a lie? Is finding the Dragon Ball thief really that difficult? If science doesn't work, just use mystery! Cause and effect—if something exists, there will be traces, so you can find it, right? He's so strong. His abilities are being outmaneuvered by the weak? I can't stand watching until the protagonist resolves this!