Don’t Let Him Make Anime

Don't deliberately write a bad anime just to poison the reader's mind; you're poisoning us readers too. Why not just say "Slam Dunk, next season, please look forward to it"? The protagonist is completely brainless; you're just forcing it to fit your "poisonous ending" premise.

The original work is clearly an excellent anime, but the author's writing is just baffling. To show readers how good a work is, you need to present the plot, not just offer dry, forced praise. And stop haphazardly altering other people's work; the changes are a mess, yet the author thinks they're great. It's quite toxic.

To be honest, the author avoided many exciting moments. Sometimes, just when things were about to reach the climax, they would skip it. It felt a bit frustrating that the writing was neither high nor low 😣!

The protagonist has some intellectual disabilities and is a reincarnated character.

Are you jealous of GGB's male god?

The few anime series that have been released only benefit from filters; they might not be successful in a different context. It's like a novel whose plot was enjoyable to read ten years ago would definitely flop today. The main character isn't particularly bright or has any distinct personality. If they had Weibo, they could at least establish a character by posting a few lines. Right now, they're just a tool for the system.

It's written alright, readable. My only hope is that it doesn't happen later on, because everyone is in tears while watching it, as if the emotional depth of the story can't be shown without this kind of death.

The claim that Goku and Chi-Chi are a bad match in the original Dragon Ball story, leading to the suggestion of pairing Bulma and Goku, stems from the author's failure to fully understand the characters' personalities and behavioral logic. Goku is portrayed as a martial arts fanatic in the original work.

The author's adaptation of the original story, which breaks up the main couple because Chi-Chi raised Gohan to be a "noob," is a poor attempt to criticize the original work and uses a "strong person" mentality to interpret the story and follow the typical wish-fulfillment narrative. There are several reasons why Gohan became a "noob."

The protagonist is characterized by being both clear-headed and foolish.