Infinite Crossover: Flesh Is Weak, So I Refuse to Be Human

I have read several books of Boxing Wish. They all emphasize the main character's strength. If you use it, you can't use it, or you can't gain much combat power even if you use it. Moreover, they are all very crazy. They pretend to be everywhere when they are not strong enough. It's too fake. Let me see how this one goes.

A single female protagonist is a single female protagonist, and a harem is a harem. If it's a single female lead, don't be too ambiguous and focus on it. If it's a harem, just confirm it readily, don't think about getting traffic from both sides. I can accept both, but I can't accept a lot of ambiguity. Later I said that I wrote a single female protagonist and didn't accept anything else.

In my day, there really was such a thing where there were multiple women involved but there was only one female protagonist. A novel like this either has no female protagonist and is purely about fighting, or it has multiple female protagonists. What do you want to do with such a thing?

Fortunately, I saw someone asking the heroine a question before, so I was cautious and didn't rush to subscribe

The Saberya people are too abstract and ugly.

The words are verbose and full of the coquettishness of childhood, 😒 which proves that the bloodline is pure.

I hope Hana Kina and even Hibiki will be collected when. Is it possible that a chapter of Ginpa will be finished before this copy is released? I don't agree with that. You have to write emotional scenes, jealous Shura fields and the like. The male protagonist who usually only looks at Kina puts his eyes on other girls. Isn't this a good point to write? And you still owe money to your good friends for food and drink every day? Having a villain and being such a villain does not meet the character of a protagonist at all. Wouldn't it be better to write about a protagonist who makes money and goes to purgatory or beats up some skilled people and exposes their skills like medical hacking? You can also write an interesting and funny easter egg chapter about beating Akasaka jjxx and other NT gold coins.

Is your kid back again? It's a pity that the previous Muscle King Ming was written crookedly.

At first, I thought that with the dual heroines Hana and Revolutionary Girl, Hana had a life-saving grace and could almost be regarded as the protagonist. In the early stage, Hina's heroine feeling overwhelmed Hana. After all, Hina gave the protagonist the first or almost only defeat, and the first talent was also Hina. She also had a sense of CP later on. Hina often hung around the protagonist, but in the end, she was not found. I hope that regardless of the other women in the future, I can at least take Jina in. Please author.

Single heroine or harem, that matters