Fairy Tail: You Said It Was Just an Act, So Why Are You Making It Real?

It's better to remove everything than to try to avoid disassembling it.

First, let me ask if Erza and Jellal are going to be separated. I quite like the original pairings of Natsu and Lucy, and Gray and Juvia, but I really find Erza and Jellal's pairing painful to watch.

After reading one chapter, I realized that the protagonist's parents were actually enemies. To prevent the two from separating, they left for ten years, leaving the protagonist to live alone for the next ten years. Most importantly, the protagonist was still a child. Although they left behind a large fortune, they also incurred a huge debt, and even after paying it off, they were practically left with a debt. If the protagonist were just an ordinary child, he probably wouldn't have survived.

There are already so many female leads, can you please break up all the couples and take them all? Please! 🥺

Why not play the role of a 2.5T?

First, the positive aspects: the role-playing element is excellent, creating a strong sense of immersion. However, a few issues significantly impact the viewing experience: 1. The sense of incongruity brought about by role-playing is quite prominent, resulting in insufficient overall enjoyment and making it difficult to retain readers;

Seeing a story starting with children gives me a bad feeling. Has the author estimated how long it will take to get the story to adulthood? The last book I read started with children, and after hundreds of chapters, readers in the comments section were getting tired of it. The author then quickly jumped to a different plot, and predictably, it fell apart and was eventually abandoned.

Let me share my thoughts on this book. After reading the synopsis, I initially thought the protagonist's cheat ability was gaining the character's abilities through acting in a theater troupe (for example, the protagonist writes a story about Xiao Huohuo, and after the performance, the system scores the audience based on the performance's reception and extracts Xiao Huohuo's abilities).

The skill is pure nonsense. The second character, Rock Lee, is designated as a C-rank character because his Eight Gates technique is the only useful skill he possesses, and it's set to be a one-time use ability. The third is Hanatarou Yamada from Bleach, who is the third seat of the fourth division.

Personally, I think that couples who are well-liked in the original work don't need to be broken up, such as Natsu and Lucy, Gray and Juvia. However, some couples that are not well-liked or are obviously forced by the author, such as Erza, can be broken up without much consequence. Furthermore, I personally believe that a harem doesn't necessarily have to consist of characters from the main cast.