Infinite Worlds, Starting with The King of Fighters

I'd rather have someone knowledgeable about anime and manga who's genuinely into the infinite flow genre. A newbie trying to pull off a bunch of conspiracies, putting on a show without actually possessing the writing skills, is a different story. If you were simply writing King of Fighters, I'd subscribe; or if it were just an infinite flow story, I'd subscribe too.

This book's cheat code is the Book of Myriad Realms, so dear readers, you won't find any pure childhood memories of King of Fighters here. It's a case of false advertising. The title, synopsis, and content all fail to highlight the key points.

You've been a shut-in for twenty years and you're telling me you know nothing? Fine, you can write original screenplays and no one will say anything, but you've written a bunch of terrible movie plots and anime stories! You deliberately try to portray a childlike innocence, but you lack the skill; it's schizophrenic, or in short, insane!

I won't even comment on the plot or writing style; I skipped through a bit, and the premise alone was awful. A shut-in who hasn't left the house in twenty years knows nothing about Dragon Ball, King of Fighters, zombies, or Samurai Shodown, yet he can still drive...

I couldn't read more than a few chapters. This protagonist just makes me wonder if he wasted all those years of his life. Also, a word of advice to the author: staying at home doesn't equate to ignorance or stupidity. However, your protagonist only showed me ignorance and stupidity.

A time traveler? A time traveler who doesn't know King of Fighters or Resident Evil? Goodbye, three chapters and I'm done. The author is awesome.

The various nonsensical settings are ridiculous. It would have been better to just write a book of countless worlds and have the protagonist, the God Squad, the Reincarnation Squad, and so on. I lost interest as soon as I saw all the plot holes, because I didn't believe the author could fill them properly; the later parts would definitely be toxic. Especially the parts about the protagonist's parents.

Why change the skill name? I'm sick of seeing "Lion's Bite Fist" so many times.

The protagonist is clearly at home watching anime and movies, even knowing about Dragon Ball, yet he knows nothing about the plot of the world he transmigrates to. This is the biggest flaw. The reader was getting into the story perfectly fine, but this lapse completely destroys that connection.

After reading so many of your comments, I've decided to try my hand at poison testing, having read so many Shennong novels since middle school. I'm 27 this year. 😰