Stop Chatting, Everyone! Come Save the World!

This novel is one of the better ones I've read out of all the chat groups I've seen. The others all involve joining the group, becoming the group owner or administrator, then recruiting people, and posting your work with claims like you're characters from anime, novels, or movies. The protagonist always seems superior, like they're on a completely different level.

I suddenly realized that most of the people in this book are not the kind who hate evil and have psychological shadows. In terms of personality, they are actually quite easy to talk to. Take, for example, Tony Stark, the village chief of Marvel's beginner village, a type of easily fooled young man that you encounter every day in the multiverse.

Let me be clear this time. As long as you're writing a story, a climax is essential. Novels are stories too, and they can't be without climaxes. The author barely felt anything when writing a climax. A climax is an emotional outburst. Any text that vividly portrays emotions is a climax. And battles are the easiest to write, as is showing off.

I usually like to wait a week before reading it, so I hope this book doesn't just die while I'm waiting. It seems like the author is a genuine newbie, definitely not an alt. I'm thinking about why chat groups became so popular. From the early semi-adult urban fantasy with underworld, officialdom, and special forces themes, to transmigration/rebirth fantasy with weak protagonists, industrial…

Reading Chapter 7 reminded me of some things. If we're looking for a reasonable explanation for Tony's snap—first, the Hulk took off the gauntlet after the snap, and they didn't know Nebula had brought Thanos. Then came the chaos of fighting for the Infinity Gauntlet. With no hope left, no one would risk everything by snapping their fingers. So, they had to escape with the gauntlet on.

Personally, I think the author's writing about silly daily life is much better, but the writing about battles is still lacking. I'd like to recommend a few copies for the author to consider using. Kamen Rider Wang Xiaoming, he can make a living by hanging out with Decade. One-Punch Man Saitama Type-Moon World Holy Grail War DC could also have a crossover, right?

I discovered I couldn't find this book on the website at all... I only found it by searching for it directly, sigh :-( That's amazing, I have no idea how this works. So how did everyone come to know about this book? 😅

Ultraman Tiga: height Miniature - 53m - 120m weight 0-44,000 tons - 100,000 tons place of birth unknown Event Time 3 minutes (Shining Infinite) Flight speed Mach 3 to Mach 10 Running speed Mach 1 to Mach 5 Speed ​​in water Mach 1 to Mach 5 Submersible speed Mach 1 to Mach 5 Jumping power 400m-1500m grip strength 30,000 tons - 100,000 tons form Composite type, powerful type, aerial type, dazzling type Dark Form Dark type, Tornado type, Explosive type

So far, it's very enjoyable to watch, especially the premise that others know the protagonist's future, which is fantastic! Moreover, the group members are added one by one now, which is very convenient for me. The first few chapters with Tony gave the feeling of genuine friendship. I don't know much about Erina Nakiri, but Kusuo Saiki fits the original character's personality perfectly.

The current situation with My Hero Academia... Is making fanfiction writers very upset.