Chess Army War S×S

Let me explain why I'm writing this review. I found this part quite strange, and I mainly want to talk about the boyfriend's situation. Initially, when the protagonist learned his sister had a boyfriend, he was happy for her, though somewhat conflicted and even heartbroken. Then, in their daily life, things continued as usual, but the protagonist began to lose composure (becoming abnormal), frequently spacing out and daydreaming. This happened precisely when his sister had a boyfriend, so this seemed normal… Furthermore, at other times, he unconsciously made the atmosphere heavy, realizing his mind was becoming increasingly chaotic. The difference in the meeting room…

After the younger sister's appearance, it was mentioned that reaching the fourth stage of Primal Liberation grants the use of special abilities. Initially, she believed her ability was [Freezing] (she froze the carriage when they were children, although I think it shouldn't have activated a superpower at that time since Primal Liberation had just been activated, otherwise it wouldn't make sense for Neo's activation). She assumed her brother's ability was the opposite, burning or fire. Later, the younger sister forcibly advanced to the fifth stage, sublimating her superpower into [Stagnation]. We then speculated that Neo's might be [Acceleration] or [Heat] (accelerated aging or accelerated molecular motion (not sure if the Chinese translation is correct) causing spontaneous combustion), since it was previously mentioned that the siblings' abilities were...

I only decided to write a review after seeing many posts comparing it to "Dating in the City." Many people said it was plagiarism, which made me think, "[Xiaoyao! You wasted your time revising the first chapter.]" Actually, I didn't care at first; it was Xiaoyao who thought it was better and made the changes, but now? I initially thought it was a cover issue, so with the current cover, I don't think anyone would say that anymore, right? (I thought the current cover would attract some Assassin's Creed fans.) After all, in my understanding, the only similarity in plot is in the first chapter… okay! Let's just include the younger sister for now! Speaking of the first volume, when I first read it, my attention was drawn to the [time travel] aspect after only a few chapters…

The third stage of primal liberation differs from spiritual liberation; I think one is similar to parallel thinking, while the other is accelerated thinking. Initially, I thought liberating the brain from its limitations would mean using over 100% of one's power like a zombie. However, since it involves the brain, it's about thinking, so it should be like Prince Shotoku, able to listen to more than ten people speaking simultaneously. But that ability to travel through time is truly amazing. I originally thought it would be the ability to use thought-keys, like reciting words, but it seems to be about communicating and discussing with others' thoughts. I wonder if it's all-encompassing; if it involves arguing, that would be troublesome, and it also resembles a neurotic state, which would involve an inner woman...

[Light Novel Review] Commentator: The leader originally said he'd retire from the front lines and just relax in the back, drinking tea and flirting with girls. But someone said they had something to do this week, so I came to fill in. Here, I curse that person—oops, I misspoke—I should say I curse that person to have an instant orgasm (laughs). Perhaps because I've stepped back from the front lines, some problems that were previously invisible have gradually come to my attention. In many people's eyes, Light Novel seems to have become a troll organization, criticizing and criticizing endlessly, no matter whose book it is. I know this image has already taken root and grown in some people's minds...

There's been a lot of content lately, and I have a lot to say. For example, the inner demon inexplicably transformed into a weapon spirit. After that, should the energy from the inner demon be slowly extracted and returned to the sister through physical contact between siblings, allowing her to return to a normal fifth-tier level? Or is it simply impossible to do so? (Previously, I mentioned that extracting the inner demon caused the sister's strength to be weaker than a normal fifth-tier.) If the energy from the inner demon cannot be returned, can she use the [Heart Image True Soul] technique to raise it to normal? Or will she become a seventh-tier saint, or will she simply remain weak, resulting in a lower strength than a normal saint? Also, after the second entry into the Demon-Slaying Plains, I obtained a lot of new information (a new story...).

There are actually many questions I want to ask, but I'm too lazy to write book reviews, so I'll only start writing when I have time. I mentioned before that only mages and sages know alchemy, so I guess those are the only two chess players who come with innate alchemy skills? When making weapons (including scythes) to fight zombies, should you use alchemy or hand alchemy? Hand alchemy has a time limit, but alchemy doesn't, right? The spirit ball made by Beifengzhou is said to be made using hand alchemy, so it has a time limit, but when he took the basin to auction, he quickly made the jade pendant and it could be auctioned the next day. Honestly, I want to complain: if alchemy is so fast, what's the point of hand alchemy?! And the time limit is such a drawback...

In modern Japanese light novels with harem themes, the simplicity of the main characters isn't a major issue, as they compensate by constantly introducing new characters. Take Tachibana Koushi's works as an example; a large portion of the story revolves around conquering new characters. The protagonist spends a significant amount of time on each chapter's corresponding character, while previous characters have less screen time. However, this occasional mention compensates for the lack of depth and potential for developing the main characters' storylines—it's heartwarming, the love remains, and it's not cloying. This novel inherits these strengths in its character design but doesn't handle these weaknesses well. Personally, I think the early part of the work is actually quite...

Let me start with what I want to complain about! Why is there spatial magic and teleportation, but no item box or storage?! Or at least a spatial ring! This is my thought after the wilderness survival exercise. Also, didn't the protagonist dislike the ancestral saint's weapon? But he still uses it very well. The Mingliang Jade Pendant is manual, not automatic? Wouldn't he die if he was assassinated? Enough complaining, now for some questions. First, isn't the academy combat suit supposed to be activated with true energy? My understanding is that it changes in conjunction with the student's positive spiritual energy, so it can only be activated with the student's own positive spiritual energy (after all, if others could use it, wouldn't they be able to use it too?). So, Verumi...

First, the scene where the male protagonist's sister wakes him up at the beginning basically matches the scenario from Date A Live where Kotori wakes Itsuka Shido up. (Date A Live) This includes the male protagonist's reaction. The second girl, in my opinion, is also similar to Tohka in some attributes (like being a glutton). And the third little girl is obviously Yoshino! The sisters on the cruise ship after the zombie apocalypse also fit the Yamai sisters... (Kotori, Itsuka Shido, Tohka, Yoshino, Yamai sisters, from Date A Live)