Review Detail of EvilBlueCrystal in MHA: Author of Fate

The plot, if you can call it that, starts off with the protagonist's previous life, where this guy is so unlikable, And guess what? It has zero relevance to the so-called story that follows, You then dive headfirst into a mind-numbing reincarnation scenario, where you endure mindless conversations about a baby and the conversations of their dumb family, and You need to know every single detail, like how the baby sucks on some booba. The chapters consist of nothing more than some meaningless family interactions, repetitive internal monologues, and conversations that go nowhere, You will know about the protagonist's thoughts about the existance of quirks and villains multiple times in the first chapters, since apparently the readers don't know what heroes, villains and quirks are. The protagonist, without a quirk, suddenly gains the ability to enter his dreams and become a martial art prodigy, even though he never practiced any form of martial arts before, because he randomly gain a perfect memory and analysis ability out nowhere, and later on a special mutated physical quirk, and even more powers after that. The plot continues with thrilling moments where the family buys clothes or the protagonist waits his birthday. Oh, and the occasional mention of how evil or smart he is. Please, spare me the agony. I could not care less about this so-called 'genius' who can deduce information without any prior knowledge or logical reasoning. And He has a great need to hide every single aspect of himself, including his thoughts and quirk form his family, that he doesn't even like, So why is even bother even having them there in the first place? There's no concept of realism or normal character development. If you think you'll get any progression or interesting development, you won't.