The Noble Phantasm Wielder of Academy City

Honestly, the novel is well-written. But! Author, try putting yourself in the protagonist's shoes. A cross-dresser is one thing, I can even tolerate women's clothing. But the protagonist is just too pathetic—a guy forced to wear a uniform. While the writing is good, it doesn't suit my taste. Dropping it.

I just started watching, and there are a few things I want to say. Let me make it clear first, I'm not trying to criticize: I felt that the part where the protagonist's ability appeared was a bit abrupt, without any foreshadowing or transition.

A Certain Magical Index got utterly crushed by Type-Moon, is this how it's played now? I figured Kanzaki could wipe out all the Servants below the ceiling without a problem. One person on the right could wipe out all the Servants without a problem. How did they even manage that?

I have a question. Does creating a concept mean you've learned the technique, or do you create it first and then create it again later when you need it? (Actually, what I really want to know is, after the protagonist creates a rune using their ability, does that mean they'll have rune-related abilities forever, or will they just copy it next time they need it?)

Hehe, isn't this a real man?

Hello author, as your reader, I think the ideas and concepts in this book are excellent. However, I feel a little sad. Perhaps you enjoy cross-dressing in real life or find it very satisfying, which may attract many readers who like this type of story, but it may also deter many readers. I personally don't find cross-dressing particularly objectionable or view it with prejudice.

I immediately quit when I see characters dressed as women. As a straight man, I can't relate to a protagonist who cross-dresses; it makes me feel disgusted.

Anyway, I don't really like crossdressers. Either don't do it, or just become a woman.

I suggest the author put themselves in the protagonist's shoes and think about what would happen in reality; this would help increase the plausibility of the story.

Type-Moon trying to piggyback on A Certain Magical Index is as ridiculous as wuxia trying to imitate the prehistoric world. There are certainly many works better than A Certain Magical Index, but blindly praising Type-Moon is absolutely idiotic.