I Play All Living Beings!

This thing is neither god nor ghost; it cannot be killed or destroyed. It lives when you think of it and dies when you stop thinking about it. If it were to take the form of an evil being and become a human, it could easily bewitch people and make them do its bidding. If we do not remove its incarnation as soon as possible, I fear that no one will be able to escape its calamity...

First, it's undeniable that the author possesses some skill, but this article has numerous problems. It doesn't feel like a web novel intended for readers; rather, it feels like something the author wanted to write. Firstly, there are excessive lengthy explanations of the protagonist's abilities.

I read it all night and just couldn't stand it. The author keeps using poor writing style as an excuse, but it's not that the writing is bad at all! 78 Chapters of long expositions with absolutely no plot progression—we're here to read a novel, not a collection of setting details! The pacing is terrible; the settings should be interspersed throughout the story, not thrown out in huge chunks.

The subject matter outweighs the writing style; I had virtually no desire to continue reading your second and third books. I hope the fourth book isn't just a simple role-playing exercise, but rather a story that utilizes the narrative to gradually pursue the main plot, using scientific methods to research and ultimately find the root of consciousness reincarnation—a kind of consistent path throughout.

Dear author, after following your work for so long, I have a somewhat immature thought: your setting and story flow smoothly, but I always feel it's missing something in terms of 'disrupting perceptions'. It's a bit like the difference between *Stellaris*, *Warhammer 40,000*, and *The Three-Body Problem*.

The JoJo arc is over, and I'd like to share my thoughts: it wasn't satisfying enough. Yes, it wasn't satisfying at all. Author, you said you planned to build up Kars' strength first, then have him defeated by Zhou Zhuang for a satisfying ending. But it wasn't really satisfying at all; in fact, it was rather meaningless.

Longtime fans are still waiting for the plot or some wild ideas, while new fans are already speculating about which chapter will feature Madoka Magica, and how much Kyubey will be buffed this time.

Having read up to chapter 83, I have to rant a bit. Initially, the book's premise was that the protagonist was a resurrected human skin who could gain power through role-playing. The subsequent path was supposed to be one of unparalleled power, or a mysterious route, using this premise to become stronger and transcend the mundane.

It's all setting, all explanation, every chapter is filled with it, it's unbearable.

I read it on QReader. The author mentioned a recent drop in recommendations and subscriptions, and I think there are several reasons for this: First, the enemies are inexplicably strengthened. When the protagonist first arrived in the JoJo world, there was no impact, but the Pillar Men all suddenly became heavily strengthened, starting to develop technology and bio-electricity.