My Infinite Chat Group

There's a reason why you flopped so badly, author...

In the Type-Moon universe, Qin Shi Huang, Ying Zheng, is an existence with an off-the-charts level.

I have to say, the Digimon world has a harem element, which I personally dislike. It just goes to show that Digimon and Pokémon are different, especially in terms of gender. There's no definitive rule that any Digimon is female unless it evolves into a female form. And it's not impossible for a Digimon to lose its gender before or after evolution →_→

I've seen it again: one world, one story, and every story ends abruptly, all of them are unfinished.

My first impression was that it was chaotic. Author, why did you have to dress up so many characters and highlight the main points? One minute you're a powerful figure, the next you're a greasy old man. It's very confusing. And although you're writing about relatively famous movies and TV shows, doesn't it feel a bit abrupt?

Mixing martial arts elements into anime is like putting a loaf of something in bread.

The main characters in Fairy Tail were a bit awkward to watch, especially the way they seemed to be just coasting along while simultaneously trying to get attention; it was quite unpleasant to watch.

I hate it when anime and those fantasy, martial arts, and cultivation-themed works are mixed together.

Has any reader counted how many times the protagonist touched his nose?

Does the author have some misunderstanding about chat groups?