Thank You for Asking: I Transmigrated into The Outcast and Just Joined the Chat Group

After seeing a few chapters, all I can say is that the protagonist's character is incredibly off-putting! He relies solely on a system that refreshes his abilities daily with an unknown strength. Couldn't he at least learn some powerful techniques when he gets a stronger cheat ability? Is he just going to give up? Without the system, the protagonist has absolutely no ability to protect himself.

After reading the synopsis, it seems Rick is okay with watching anime, but his other fanfiction is completely unrelated to reality, probably because his mental state is too erratic.

The protagonist did absolutely nothing in the main world of *Under One Person*, just traveling around in another world. So why write about the protagonist being in *Under One Person* at all? Couldn't they just write an original story and tag it as *Under One Person* to blend into the plot? They were supposed to be at the Luo Tian Grand Ceremony, but instead they went on a trip to Detective Conan.

This book is strange. At first, I didn't find the protagonist's character, who's just "giving up," as off-putting as some other readers. In fact, I thought it was alright. I feel like he's driving the development of the chat group and the whole story. Then there are a lot of stories based on the Type-Moon universe, which are watchable at first.

I specifically invested two coins to complain. The protagonist is hardly someone who just wants to have fun and slack off. He was a source of amusement, and his arrogance as a transmigrator was practically overflowing. Based on his performance in the first few chapters, he could easily fit into a dark fantasy novel as a passerby who delivers both good fortune and death.

I don't understand why you would intentionally concede early on when you lack strong self-defense capabilities, completely gambling on the random probability of getting good loot.

The "give up" genre is so uninspiring. Giving up in real life is one thing, but when I'm reading a novel, can't you even give me something engaging?

This author, you don't handle comments saying your writing is sloppy or toxic. I pointed out your lack of scene descriptions; each scene feels like it only has a few people talking, with the surroundings shrouded in mystery. Instead of correcting that, you just delete posts—what's with that?! Can't solve the problem, so you try to eliminate the person who raised it? 😅

This is a really boring novel. I was actually quite excited when they first started out, with Yang Jian and Fang Yuan in tow.

The beginning was fine, but when I got to Fate, it was all secondary settings (or the author didn't understand the original settings), and I personally couldn't stand it.