The Main God Chat Group, Starting with Naruto

Danzo: I will take the blame as the author, remember to add chicken legs (funny)

It's okay to say that the group rules don't involve politics, but they don't involve feudal superstition, so I'd be fine with it, unless you don't include people from the fantasy world of fairy tales behind you.

Let me tell you my thoughts. I think the world and characters introduced at the beginning of this book are interesting, especially the interstellar world. However, I feel that the author has not understood the personalities, power systems and combat capabilities of these characters. It is too embarrassing to watch. One Piece cannot be used in any case. The author feels that the setting of the warships that can defeat the interstellar warships is about to collapse. Also, in the later world of Azeroth, I feel that Itachi, Ichigo and the protagonist are really weak chickens. Even the minions have to fight for a long time. I feel that these worlds have no power system and are just based on the author's preferences.

A mind-blowing pseudo-Yamaguyama world directly brought the entire novel to its knees.

I haven't watched it yet, but I didn't want to watch it when I saw the main character's name. Slipping away

The protagonist structure is too small, and the author writes about the trivial matters of mercenaries, and also introduces mercenary levels and upgrade conditions in a serious way. This is not a story about fighting for hegemony in an alien continent. It can be just mentioned in one sentence. It shows that there is hope for success.

I don't know how many chat groups have fought against bosses in different worlds and harmonious ones. Isn't there the kind of chat group where there is open and secret fighting? For example, Dark Alice felt that her world was over and others could not live well, so she gave everyone else a tube of virus. Shana felt that it was better to send the Red World Apostle to other worlds. Orochimaru went to other worlds to plant sacred trees. Jenova spread star marks to other worlds. Aizen felt that it was dangerous for his world to rely on the Soul King to maintain its existence and decided to go to other worlds to be a boss, etc.

I can't stand it any longer, so I'll leave first and say goodbye forever.

Please finish this part of Warcraft as soon as possible. It's already over 50 chapters and it's like an old lady's feet. It is neither a key plot nor a well-known copy. So many chapters have little impact on the growth of the characters. I don't know what the author is thinking.

When I saw the protagonist's name in the introduction, I lost the mood to click on it.