My Action Figures Are Alive

Author, does the figure poop? What should we do if we eat up all the earth's resources?

It's a good theme, but unfortunately I don't like the infinite flow genre. And for a god to have to rely on eggs for food... That feels so low. Well, this is a rant from a reader who's only read a few chapters, please ignore it. Keep up the good work, author! See you again someday.

This description reminds me of a long-abandoned masterpiece of a figure-collecting genre.

Brother, you've never been exposed to religion! Whoever preaches only mentions a clergy member without mentioning the name of God, like "God bless us" or "believe in Odin and he enters Valhalla after his death." God and Odin are names of gods; who would say they believe in a creator, in war, or in storms?

Well, this topic has been written about before, but very few have managed to write it well or persevere. While there are many themes, it's also easy to fall apart. I hope the author will try to arrange the power structure and story direction reasonably during the writing process, and also write as much as possible about what they want to show the readers. Keep it up! I hope I can witness you reach your million-word milestone.

The fact that you chose this name tells me you're not a serious author.

Maybe it's because I've read too much fanfiction, but this one is really bad. You call it a lighthearted slice-of-life story? They throw in a game of gods! You call it an action-packed thriller? There's no sense of that. The title says my figurines have life, so is that all they have? The killings in the first 20 chapters weren't particularly impressive either.

So it turns out they were just using the name of a figure to sell "Infinite" (無限). I thought the anime characters were the main focus. The appearance rate of figurines is even lower than that of original characters; this is putting the cart before the horse. I came here to watch anime characters, but all I got were posts about original characters. Those figurines are practically indistinguishable from mascots.

I could have predicted this book would have a bad ending; the power levels were completely messed up long ago, the author's definition of the world was basically just a planet, and all the characters that appeared later were female figurines. If it weren't for policy restrictions, it probably would have turned into a harem novel.

Even after the entire book was finished, Gaudí only existed in the synopsis.