Saviors’ Chat Group

How many people were drawn in by the golden-armored warrior in the synopsis?

Actually, the biggest change Ainz Ooal Gown experienced after time travel was probably a change in his perception. He became indifferent to whether he was human or not, lost his emotions, and disregarded life. I think that if Ainz Ooal Gown, who was still human, knew his future and had time, rebuilding a persona would be the choice he would make.

What a joke! The main world is on the same level as Perfect World, and even a peak Grandmaster plus a Sendai level expert is fighting with Observation Haki? Are you overestimating One Piece or underestimating Shrouding the Heavens?

With Ainz Ooal Gown in the story, it's unwatchable. I've noticed that in most chat groups with Ainz Ooal Gown, most people don't tell him to take better care of his undead body, as it might change his mind and make him cold-blooded. No one tells him to say that; they all treat his killings as normal.

Drawn in by the title "Savior," I promptly abandoned it after seeing the protagonist's behavior in Highschool of the Dead. Are novels like this, which are essentially driven by lust, just like everyone else?

The Savior Chat Group is basically about saving the world, but the protagonist's personality is very confusing. Since the masses created the Savior Chat Group, why are you planning to do bad things? Isn't this going against the masses? It's really toxic. Aren't you afraid of being killed by the masses? Highschool of the Dead, in particular, is incredibly addictive.

... The brave man who died of fright from a tractor

The book is alright (excluding the section explaining why I abandoned it), a decent but not great chat-group novel. The change in subject matter and the male protagonist's straightforwardness are highlights. However, I won't dwell on the book's strengths; I'll mainly complain about the issues that led me to abandon it... Let me start by praising the positives and then criticizing the negatives.

First, what is a savior? It's not something self-proclaimed; it's something recognized by people and conforms to human morality, like Tiga or the final Iron Man. Humanity invented the term "savior," but it doesn't mean saving the world or even just people. It doesn't mean being a moral exemplar, but at least basic moral justice must be upheld!

A savior who kills and steals girls, multiple partners, you'd think it was a villain's chat group if you didn't know better.