Myriad Worlds: The Heroic Shockwave That Belongs to Himmel

I think it's pretty good for now. Besides, Simmel's education is feudal, so reforming it first fits his background. Moreover, the human nobles in Frilian's world are already moral exemplars; it would be out of character to immediately overthrow the empire. And to say the Red Empire is terminally ill isn't quite accurate.

The hardest part about transmigrating from an original anime character is maintaining the original's character design. The character of the hero Cimmel in *The Burial of Frilian* is very well-rounded; if the character design is off, it can easily become irritating. I hope you don't mess it up.

The first Akame ga Kill! World was written too simplistically. The author underestimated the extent of corruption within the empire; it was structural and systemic corruption, not something that could be corrected simply by killing a few high-ranking officials and nobles. Most importantly, the author underestimates the things people are capable of doing to survive.

It seems there's a fundamental difference in values; the real culprit behind the decline of a dynasty is the rebel army, not the rulers?

It's a pretty good novel, and Simmel is portrayed very well. However, the amount of worlds he travels through gets a bit boring; it feels formulaic. In each new world, he first displays his gentle nature before acting tough, repeating this over and over. Sometimes he can instantly kill enemies, sometimes he can instantly kill them but then he insists on dodging and weaving. Isn't this just filler?

Is this really Simmel? She seems like a completely different person. She's incredibly arrogant. After being in the guard unit for so many days, she hasn't paid attention to any other details or issues concerning people's livelihoods. She's just wearing Simmel's skin.

When you're experiencing a reading slump, you can search for books on the website's search function. Many people in the group say this book is weak, but I don't think so. It's actually a light, slow-paced story from the original work, a detailed record of reforming the empire from within. It's as if Simmel truly came back to life after killing his sister and retraced the path of the hero.

I just had to say it: Simmel is a hero! Couldn't you have chosen some post-apocalyptic worlds, honey? These are all so boring. One Piece world overthrowing the Celestial Dragons and reforming the Revolutionary Army, Ghoul world reforming the human race, and so on and so forth.

The overall impression of Frillie is that the plot unfolds naturally and smoothly, but the author's writing is tedious and verbose. It's like being stuck on a main road during rush hour by a slowly moving tricycle, making your friend's face red-hot 🥵.

Dear author, when are you going to kill off Omega? The first three seasons were quite good, but the fourth season was disturbing and inhumane. They actually carried out massacres and city-wide massacres, which made me lose the desire to continue watching.