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The webnovel application already has translation, both in the application as a whole and in the chapters of the novels. I enter the application, open the chapter i want to read, click on an open space between the chapter text and a tab opens with two options 'General' and 'Display'. Just scroll down and you will see a 'Translate' option written, just choose your language and that's it. Now, if you want to change the language of the application itself, you will need to go to 'Profile', then just look to the right, at the top of the screen there is an icon that represents 'Settings', click on it and choose the 'Language' option and just choose your language. Remembering that this option doesn't have many languages, however, this change is not very significant in terms of reading, so it doesn't matter much if you leave it in English. Also remembering that the title of the novel and the synopsis will not change because of this.

Wouldn't that be the right name > Marvel's Super God Gamer Producer?

Yes, sorry about that, I only remembered this fact after reading your response to my comment. However, it's still strange to me that Amelia went with Alex, but considering that she said she would take a friend to karaoke, I think Amelia already knew that Olivia had a crush on the protagonist, after all, they both seem to be friends. And since it wasn't right that Max would choose to take Alex to karaoke with him, I think I just made a mistake and got confused with Amelia's personality.

And now, look at this image from this chapter.

The image in the comment above was from some previous chapters and the image in this comment here is from that chapter.

This protagonist will go crazy at any moment from wandering around in his endless thoughts. Does he have all of Hagrid's memories? I don't think he has.

Look at this hideous villain playing with the light, the sun, even becoming the personification of light and justice. He even became the equivalent of a fusion between Aurelion Sol from League of Legends and the Greek Goddess Athena from Saint Seiya, but in his case, it's just potential currently and of course he's the devil and not the god.

I can't take this protagonist and his inner reveries seriously. Somehow I feel he doesn't have much talent in acting and lies. And I always find myself cringing at these phrases and actions full of flags and loopholes that anyone who heard or saw them long enough would notice at a glance.

This is a bit ridiculous, few beings knew about 'God's' death in DxD. They only found out because of Kokabiel, for the protagonist to come and say this out loud is equivalent to putting a target on his back. After all, this isn't something he should know. It's okay to say this in your inner voice because the heroines won't be able to say anything to anyone who can't hear their inner voice. However, saying it out loud to Irina and Xenovia, who will probably go back to the church and ask? Big problems, after all, they'll want to know where they learned about it from and everyone's eyes will focus on Light.

He could start talking about the defects of Rias's nobility and hers as well. The fact that her nobility came to her basically as a gift from her family or her luck and that she herself did not actively seek out any of her peerage. The fact that she spends more time addicted to her anime/manga and neglects her training. The fact that even though she is in charge of a city together with Sona, she still cannot do her job in a decent way. The fact that she is a spoiled princess. The fact that all members of her nobility have some type of psychological problem arising from some traumatic moment in their lives that leaves them unable to reach their true potential. He has spoken badly about Issei so many times that he is already at rock bottom and has even had his gender doubled. Talking more won't make much of a difference.

One question. Where did the protagonist's sudden spiritual awareness come from?

Ridiculous, how dare you say it was a great choice and a well thought out strategy when he did it basically for the system mission that came at a key time and in an extremely convenient way? And don't say that it's a strategic action, the use of his intelligence or his calculating thoughts, because so far he hasn't demonstrated almost any of that in every action he's taken. And I naturally know that most authors who deny their protagonists entry into Rias' nobility end up joining anyway because they were 'forced' by her brother. That is if they are not stronger than her brother or are part of another faction. And on top of all that, because he's an Amakawa, he's basically a 'demon hunter' and so he just accepted the proposal and decided to become one?And don't forget that if someone is too strong compared to the king/queen of nobility, the devil pieces cannot be reincarnated. He is already someone of high class, he has the power of bloodline, a sacred gear and the purple lightning that accompanied him since his first death by lightning in his first life. This purple lightning traveled through three different worlds and crossed the equivalent of three universal/multiversal barriers into the protagonist's soul. This purple lightning must have both very high quality and potential and this should be enough to deny any possibility of the protagonist being reincarnated as a demon.

This act of stealing the plot from the other protagonists is very strange. You should do a more detailed robbery, there's no need; 'I changed my surname to Yagami for protection, but from today onwards I am biologically Amawaka and will still continue to use the surname Yagami.' Because in essence that's what happened. It would have been easier to have made the change straight from the source, from the Amakawa clan to the Yagami clan, or to change the number of clans and add one more to the mix. I don't remember if Yuuto Amakawa still had relatives in the original work, however, Light Yagami has a sister and a mother. Which means they are now Amakawa too? This was an unpleasant and not at all detailed way of assuming the fate of others. Another question, we know that the worlds are mixed, but still you kept the two terms ayakashi and youkai? Ayakashi in general is the form used to describe the 'youkai' that appear above the surface of the water. If I'm not mistaken, in Omamori Himari's original work, the word 'ayakashi' is used to represent 'all' non-human beings that appear in the work, there is also nothing related to youkai and of course I don't remember with absolute certainty. In the world of DxD, there is nothing about ayakashi, only the word 'youkais' is used. Isn't it better to just choose and put an end to possible future confusion? And by the gods, is he Light Yagami or Felix? Use the correct name and leave the past behind. Note: Himari is an ayakashi/youkai of the Bakeneko species and Koneko is a Nekomata.

If the protagonists' fortune/luck/destiny drops to zero, do they stop being children of destiny? Do they die from it or not? After all, in Issei's case, he survived several times relying on the fact that he was the protagonist. I'm sure that without plot armor and sacred gear, he would have been expelled from Kuoh and ended up in jail a long time ago. Or maybe he might even die for good without Rias being able to get there in time. All this taking into account the type of world that DxD is.

System slave. I thought it was a shame that he only remembered DxD, I wanted to see his reaction if he remembered 'Death Note' too and perhaps suffered a slight mental breakdown.

I also always found the configuration of the original work strange in relation to guild weapons, I always thought that something like a guild nucleus would be much better, which was permanently in the safest location and allowed a variety of functions. Even though it can be carried everywhere because it's a weapon/artifact, I still think it would be cool if it was something like a dungeon core.

Of course, when I say that he still doesn't have access to the fundamental knowledge necessary to create his little things and write his complex formulas, I mean that for the adults around him, 'Bruce Wayne' doesn't have that access yet, however, 'Tony Stark' did, but it should not be taken into consideration on this current occasion.

However, All Might did not have a quirk before receiving One for All, so without the quirk he would likely become weak over time even if he had not been seriously injured. Quirks stored in One for All; Gear shifter, Fa Jin, Danger sensor, Black whip, Smoke screen and Float. So the essence of One for All and what makes it a strong individuality is the accumulated energy and simultaneous use of the individualities stored by previous users. My idea is that kinetic energy manipulation would be a great power to have in quirk form and has the same capacity as previous quirks and much more potential if it were a quirk version of Marvel's Gambit's x-gene.

Kinetic manipulation allows the ability to create, shape, and manipulate kinetic energy, the energy possessed by any moving object. Creating and manipulating one or more kinetic whips seems better to me than the BLACK WHIP. The FA JIN quirk or a much stronger version of it is an easy technique for someone with kinetic energy manipulation. Externally imbuing yourself with kinetic energy grants the ability to fly, which is much better than FLOATING. It is also possible to release kinetic spheres that can explode and release 'kinetic' smoke, which is as good as the SMOKE CURTAIN. The issue of high physical fitness and temporary overhuman strength, speed and agility is resolved with KINETIC FORCE, or perhaps simply imbuing your entire body/parts of it with kinetic energy. Some users of this power can, using kinetic energy, become invisible, intangible, create a shield reflecting all attacks and many other techniques.