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

I've read several Kengan books already, and they all suppress the protagonist's strength. They have power-ups but don't use them, or even if they do, it doesn't significantly increase their combat power. Plus, they're all incredibly arrogant, showing off their strength when they're not actually strong enough. It's all so fake. Let me see how this one is.

Single female lead is fine, harem is fine. If it's a single female lead, don't create too much ambiguity; be more focused on one character. If it's a harem, then just confirm it without hesitation; don't try to get traffic from both sides. I can accept either approach, but I can't accept a lot of ambiguous relationships, especially when they later claim they only write a single female lead story and don't accept other characters.

Holy crap, there really are stories like this with multiple female characters having ambiguous relationships but only one main heroine? These kinds of stories either have no heroines and are purely action-packed, or they have multiple heroines. What are you trying to achieve by creating something like this?

Fortunately, I saw someone had asked me about the female lead before, so I was cautious and didn't rush to subscribe.

Baki is too abstract and extremely ugly.

It's long-winded and full of the awkwardness of daily life, 😒 which indirectly proves its pure bloodline.

When are you going to add Hana, Hime, and even Hibiki to the story? Are you just going to write a chapter about Silver Handkerchief before leaving this arc? I don't agree with that! There has to be some romance, jealousy, and love triangles, right? A male protagonist who usually only looks at Hime suddenly having his eyes on other girls—isn't that a great story to write?

You're back again, kid? It's a bit of a shame that the old portrayal of the muscular Ming King went astray.

At first, I thought it was a dual-heroine relationship between Hana and the Revolutionary Princess. Hana saved the protagonist's life, so she was practically a must-have. Meanwhile, Hime's heroine presence overwhelmed Hana's in the early stages; after all, Hime inflicted the protagonist's first defeat, almost his only one, and she also possessed the first talent.

Single female lead or harem, this is very important.