Absolute In/Existence

the rating didn't reach 5 .. because of update stability...But overall the story is quite good And it's quite good harem story ,no rush development...But a little suprise seeing mc mother in harem too ...Even his own daughter(AI that he create) in harem huhuhu , fascinating mc indeed. It's like legendary vahn ,from other fanfiction..if you know him

aint gonna lie............imo the mc is too nerfed......i get the training part but he's barely improving like 6 years to reach beginner level(do correct me if i'm wrong)...........not my cup of tea but good luck author-san with your novel.......lastly all y'all who read this.........Hope y'all enjoy your holidays

The story was amazing until chapter 35. I must admit the beginning (the prologue?) was a bit strange, but at least it was different. The protagonist striving to become stronger, the connections he made with other people—all of it was going really well, and I enjoyed reading it a lot. However, after chapter 35, things started falling apart. The protagonist became absurdly powerful all of a sudden. Even though the author showed he had been practicing those movements for years, there wasn’t a clear transition or mention of his increased strength during training. In the hero vs. villain battle training, for example, he didn’t seem to be at that level before. Additionally, his plan to get himself imprisoned felt completely forced. It makes no sense for someone to get arrested just to train, and being sent to Tartarus is even more nonsensical (maybe there will be an explanation later, as even the characters in the story question it, but it was poorly executed). Another issue was the author’s attempt to portray the protagonist as "intelligent." This only shows up in specific moments, like when he’s creating experiments or inventions, but we don’t see this intelligence reflected in his other thoughts or actions, which makes it feel artificial. Lastly, what bothered me the most was what the author did to Mirio. One of the best characters in MHA was reduced to just another envious and purposeless person. Mirio, of all people—one of the few truly respectable heroes. Because of all these points, I decided to drop the story. It was fun until chapter 35, but after that, the pacing and quality of the narrative completely shifted.