Reborn in Japan as the Group Leader
重生日本当群主
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 739k Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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247Chapters
1.6kRecommendations
4.7kFans
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The Grand Blue arc is written exactly like the original story; Tom was completely offline the whole time.
Watching anime is funny, but when it comes to reality, he's a complete freak. Why would he need to act like a freak in a perfectly good chat group? Is the protagonist's intelligence questionable?
It's truly perverted; genuinely perverted. Before entering university, it was a masterpiece with a few minor flaws, but overall still a gem. If it maintained its quality, it could probably become a legendary work. But after entering university, what kind of writing did it produce? It turns out the protagonist really is a pervert; it's like a completely different person. IQ -100, EQ -100. It's so disgusting; it causes intense discomfort.
When writing the Grand Blue storyline, in order to be consistent with the original work, they forcibly distorted the original protagonist's character settings. The chat group simply disappeared, and Tom vanished without a trace. To be honest, the writing was really bad. Out of 10, I would give it a maximum of two points.
Grand Blue looks funny, but if I were to actually be as stupid as these people, I'd rather die. Bye, I'm blocking the author.
Holy crap, this is how the author wrote it. The first few chapters were alright in terms of setup. But it got worse and worse as it went on. They turned the protagonist into trash!
The university storyline is a blatant copy of the anime, but the characters are completely different—it's disgusting. Goodbye.
After reading more than ten chapters, what kind of character is the protagonist?
The school entrance process started to fall apart. Written descriptions can't compare to the visual impact of a manga, especially for a comedic story like this. If it's too absurd, it won't connect with other worlds, unless the other world is also a comedy manga. Seeing the protagonist lose his mind after arriving in Izu, the change is so drastic it's like he's been drugged. Grand Blue is the main world; basic logic is still necessary.
It's true that the previous enrollment process was copied verbatim... Speechless.