In Type-Moon: Starting with the Department of Creation's Frankenstein

I want to see the protagonist create a huge hole in Earth, then brutally extract Earth's memories. And then, mysteriously, create an Earth memory repository.

Is the protagonist, this genius, capable of creating magical artifacts like those hand-crafted gadgets by genius scientists in American comics?

Will the protagonist, with his genius, be able to pull off something big like in the Genius Club?

It's a bit boring. The protagonist isn't a genius, he doesn't do anything special, he doesn't pick up girls, and there's not even any exciting combat or romantic relationships. There's nothing particularly interesting about it.

It doesn't feel like a mad scientist at all; instead, it's more like a youthful campus story, a story of showing off and getting slapped in the face (but not quite there yet).

This is so boring. If you don't do something big in Type-Moon, or even have the intention to do anything big, then you've wasted your time in Type-Moon. A third of the story even focuses on the younger sister. Romance in fanfiction is fine, but you can't keep the audience engaged at the beginning! Do something big! Do something big!

I was so bored. I thought the main character was going to use science to do something big in Type-Moon, but I was so disappointed. 😒😒😒

It's so boring, the progress is too slow, and there are no exciting moments.

I feel like my expectations for a mad scientist as a major villain were a bit too high; it just didn't seem very sophisticated.

To be honest, does the Clock Tower's library really contain any useful knowledge? Isn't it all just for show?