Beware of the New Garden-World Scam

Those who have never been exposed to the "Problem Children Series" are not recommended to read this book because they have a very high reading threshold and will be tricked into killing them. I have read too many similar comments and I cannot reply to them one by one.

Is this book a bit too fan-oriented? For a reader like me who has never read Hakoba and Godslayer, the first few chapters are inexplicable.

The rotten batch, especially Hakoba's spiritual theory, and especially Tang's. The number of spiritual blocks is the number of spiritual blocks, and what does the combat power have to do with it? Just a piece of trash like the center of Hakoba, which can't stand up to the wind of decadence. How can it kill Superman X? Is it just bragging? Good guys, who is nobler than whom? The powerful one is the master! Compared to the Hakoba Center Update and Superman, it's nothing more than a roadside street.

What kind of combat power are you going to compare with the two-digit number? The two-digit Typhon was defeated by the three-digit Zeus. This shows that the level of the Hakodini digits does not represent the full strength. Back then, the three-digit numbers were only at the star-river level. Now that they are stacked up to the level of the Hakonii, they can create the universe, but no matter how you stack the two-digit numbers, they will exceed the single level. --Pseudo-diversity. Those who can stack up to diversity are all talents. The X-Superman with a small broken watch cannot reach three digits. It is only the four truths and 13 two-digit numbers in the center of the Little Garden, and the denial of monotheism in the center.

Hakoba is just a bunch of unofficial myths, who is nobler than whom?

Speaking of which, let's take a closer look at Hakoba's Almighty Refutation. If you study the Almighty Refutation carefully, you will know how ridiculous it is. It stands to reason that if there is such a thing, those gods will not be completely destroyed.

I feel like the author has a previous work. The characters of the protagonist and Haibara Ai are a bit stream-of-consciousness. It feels inexplicable.

Large sections of text focus on describing the underlying settings and worldview of the world, but the story itself is rarely interesting. To use an analogy, I have been describing the skeleton of the story, but the flesh and blood of the story has not been effectively filled. The current progress is that it is on the shelves, but it is said to be an infinite space plus a small garden, but there are very few excellent stories in it. After reading the novice copy, I feel like I have eaten a lot of things, but they are all gluten sausages. I hope the next copy will be improved.

It feels like it's basically all about various narrations and there's very little plot that I want to watch.

Is it a harem novel? I'm not interested in reading it if it's not about the harem.