Esports? No, This Is the Real Deal

It made me want to laugh. Whether it's good or not, I won't comment yet, but "truly" and "a Renaissance," hahaha. A decade or so ago I'd give it a 7.5, Now I can only give it a 6. It's readable. But back then, there were so many brilliant and talented authors, so many good books that the author probably wouldn't stand out.

This is just a synopsis? The Renaissance?

Okay, okay, an endless mille-feuille, then.

This kind of behavior doesn't work these days. Having the strength is one thing, but acting all high and mighty while suffering a serious injury is another. It's fine if this is a completely safe zone in modern times, but with this dangerous situation caused by a teleportation event, you still don't care? You're not invincible, are you?

Why are there two identical subscriptions for Chapter 106? 🤔

Wow, a sudden thought flashed through my mind and I remembered the book about the Sharingan. Back when I was in junior high school, I really loved the Sharingan. I read a lot of books about the Sharingan, but more than ten years later, I still have a slight impression of this one. Considering how much the sealing has been strengthened over the years, I thought it was already over.

Has he run out of ideas? The things he wrote after the Underworld arc just didn't feel right anymore.

I personally think it's quite good, and there's a twist at the end, plus the foreshadowing from the beginning of the first volume.

The content is decent, but I suggest revising the description; it's probably deterred many readers.

Before and after crossing boundaries are completely different things; I prefer the former.