Simultaneous Transmigration: Dominate the Myriad Worlds with Deep Blue Stat Points!

With the Eternal Eye, Sage Mode, and Kamui at this point in time, wouldn't they have easily swept through Konoha? What's with this plan? Shouldn't it be me who says I don't eat beef? What's with all this talk of democracy and freedom? Wouldn't it be better to just use Susanoo and Kurama to pilot a Gundam?

The first few were so-so, but what's this last one? You're printing the Evil-Repelling Sword Manual?? Wadashi, I just love watching this! Struggle in suffering and pain!

Like Japanese villages, how many people are in a large village? How many people are in a single clan? The main issue is that their development focuses on individual ability, leading to either inexperienced players fighting each other or incredibly weak individuals boasting without any real skill. In reality, they're just average. Ninjas are exploitative; even those with potential have had their potential exhausted after a few injuries and excessive training. They even emphasize bloodlines...

The protagonist could go and rescue Uchiha Hikaru. This would not only increase their strength but also grant them freedom points.

Something that could be explained in a single sentence is said by the character, then thought about by themselves, then echoed by the listener, then filled in the blanks in their minds, and finally spread out to all the other characters who are shocked once more. What's the point of writing this? Is it just padding the word count to scam money? The more I listen to this audiobook, the more off it seems. What is this garbage?

Can you please stop writing martial arts fanfiction for crossover anime? I also really hate those "Bad Guys" stuff; it's neither relaxing nor does it show any real strength. It's always like a bad apple in a good pot of porridge—it's disgusting. I'm curious if I'm the only one who feels this way, but it's really hard to keep up. Too many novels love using all sorts of martial arts techniques. One-Punch Man doesn't need to learn any of those ridiculous martial arts. I just can't understand it.

This is getting more and more absurd. I don't want to make a decision anymore. I glanced at the latest chapter and wondered if, in a world like One Piece where power belongs to oneself, the Five Elders, who are second only to the Celestial Dragons in status and strength, would be troubled by pressure from the Celestial Dragons? Are all Celestial Dragons really born with Down syndrome, and the likes of the Knights of God and the Five Elders are truly one in a hundred years? ...

I've read about 100 chapters so far, and it's obvious that the author has started padding the word count since it went on sale. My advice is not to read it at all; you can get a general idea of ​​the plot just by looking at the table of contents. I'm too lazy to read it anyway, so whatever.

It's definitely padded out. Each character delivers a single line of narration followed by a lengthy analysis, leaving the audience to fill in the blanks. While the content appears to be hundreds of words, it's condensed into a single sentence, lacking any real focus.

Damn, I ordered too many again; they're all just filler content.