I Get Stronger Whenever I Say Chuunibyou Lines

For trash talk, you definitely need Hades with his super-powered beast armor. He's the only protagonist who can't out-talk the boss, and can't beat him either.

And then there's this line: "The enemy is on the other side of the sea!"

It feels weird; the protagonist seems like a ruthless opportunist with no moral compass whatsoever.

In Chapter 41, the protagonist says he's taken the wrong path and that relying on the system's power is the right way. But I think this wrong path is actually the right one. What the system gives is ultimately the system's, not your own. The power you cultivate yourself is the only one that truly belongs to you. If the system were to take back the power it bestowed upon the protagonist, wouldn't the protagonist be instantly ruined? Of course, the author wouldn't write it that way.

1. If there is a truly desperate situation, one must experience the cycle of birth and death in all directions. 2. Lightning convergence and dissipation 3. With a single thought, one can reach the heavens; fearless before gods and demons. 4. Break through the impermanence of fate 5. The sky opened with sword light, and blood flowed profusely.

Honestly, there was absolutely no shame in using those cringeworthy lines. Why? Because of the world-building. In a world full of ancient people, using cringeworthy lines might not even be understood by the audience. I didn't find it particularly interesting; you'd think it would be more fun in anime or modern-day films and TV shows.

This book has a very narrow scope and is morally corrupt. It's quite embarrassing and speechless.

You should have said those cringeworthy lines earlier. You'll have to watch my Pili Puppet Show. Calamity spreads throughout the universe, unleashing six calamities and seven killings; disasters ravage the ages, reigning supreme over eight difficulties and nine evils. A demon unparalleled throughout eternity, defying Heaven to become its master, Kui Yu Jiang.

Honestly, the premise was great, and I was really looking forward to it, but the first few chapters completely turned me off; they were so bad they were off-putting. My personal suggestion is that the author could take inspiration from the book "Urban Night Battle: Magical Boy."

You can barely read the first few chapters without even using your brain, but in the later chapters, the prince is a generation lower than you and dies from poisoning.