I Was Reborn as a Knight's Second Son, and I Have a Chat Group

Recruiting that Saeko Busujima is a bit of a stretch, unnecessary, what's the point? If this precedent is set, will they recruit her in every world afterward? If not, they won't know how to write the story. (Collapse)

38,000 Recommendations? Wow, I don't believe there isn't some inside story.

Recently, a lot of books similar to "I Travel Through 99 Worlds Simultaneously" have popped up.

The most ridiculous part of this book, in my opinion, is that advancement requires the power of faith. Does this mean that attacking your faith can destroy a god? Or does the power of faith become useless after advancement? What's the point of this system then?

The pacing is too fast, and the author's writing skills are too weak. You could call this an infinite fantasy fanfiction, but you could slowly write about the daily life in another world, slowly trade goods, invent something, shock the natives, and add some adventure in between. It's a pity that the author's writing skills are too poor. It's all about leveling up and fighting.

The author wasn't joking; the reflective glasses prevented the Sharingan from seeing through them. If other ninjas wore sunglasses, wouldn't they know how useful they were?

Did this book ruin itself by writing about O purification later on? I remember its earlier grades were pretty good.

Time travel, knights, wizards, and chat groups are all fine, but when you put them all together, the other people in the chat group become tools that provide the protagonist with cheat codes. You might as well change the chat group to allow the protagonist to choose a cheat code when traveling to different worlds, and then it wouldn't matter whether you have the chat group or not.

It's just so-so; it feels like a novel written by the author indulging in daydreams. After reaching level 4, I lost all desire to continue reading. It's worth watching, a good way to pass the time.

OMG, the main character is so noisy, his inner monologues are like a chatterbox, I really should install a (a tool for collecting complaints/criticisms) for him.