Drawing Cards to Exorcise Demons in Tokyo

This is outrageous! The author's system is a complete mess. Starting in a small Japanese town, they throw in Buddhism, immortals, Japanese mythological deities, demons, and the Emperor's power all at once. The protagonist's cultivation is equally chaotic.

Dear author, I don't like watching male supporting characters show off, I don't like watching them rise to power invincible ways, and I especially dislike watching them gather rich and beautiful women into their harem. Please consider this carefully.

Which of these books is actually finished? Just a heads-up, this guy is a complete jerk; every single one of his books has a terrible ending, and there's no reason why. If you're thinking of subscribing, I suggest you wait and see.

I liked it at first, but it got progressively worse. So many messy systems and directions... Couldn't you just stick to writing honestly? Why are you so ambitious? Do you even have the writing skills?

People clicked on this book because they wanted to see you quickly draw cards and level up, not because of your terrible fanfiction.

Having read through 100 chapters, what is this nonsense? Being forced to cooperate at the beginning was one thing, since my life was in their hands, but then they came up with this "Thirteenth Section," this and that. They clearly have plenty of other paths to take, so why all this fuss and useless stuff? Isn't it annoying? Why not just focus on improving yourself?

This book is a real shame. The author's writing is really good, but the writing approach has some problems. Many people criticize it for having a chaotic system, but the power system is not chaotic at all. Throughout the book, each system is explained and interwoven. However, this kind of description is problematic, creating a sense of disjointed reading experience.

The protagonist's Zanpakuto's ability is too weak. First of all, the protagonist specializes in swordsmanship, but since his skills project weapons from other worlds, unless those weapons are compatible with his swordsmanship abilities, he'll have to abandon his swordsmanship and use the abilities of those other world weapons. I suggest the author change the protagonist's Zanpakuto's ability.

On rainy nights, ghosts roam the streets, and some mingle among them, enjoying themselves immensely; on sunny days, when the streets are deserted, ghosts wander in, bewildered and at a loss. Yin and Yang diverge, humans and ghosts ultimately go their separate ways. Humans know the terror of ghosts, ghosts understand the wickedness of the human heart. Humans fear ghosts to some extent, ghosts fear humans to some extent. The deepest sea has its bottom, but the human heart is unfathomable.

Isn't it true that everyone who initially gets good grades later on prefers to have their work written by others? Your writing has gotten worse with each new chapter since it was published, and the writing style is consistently poor. What kind of nonsense is this? It has absolutely no substance. A lottery, a pretentious slap in the face, and then another lottery.