Leonholdt

It's a translated novel after all. I wouldn't ever expect "living" interactions to be a thing. it's always focused on how the MC is always right, even when they do wrong they are right. even when they are obnoxious and annoying, petty and childish (all the time in novels like this) they are saints and above reproach. comical in a way.

the joy of random additions without process

brain needs to be turned off. assigned personal names to them all, and no longer read who is who.

that would imply logic being used, like the other wants them to be "real" as a' fairly certain mtl translation, novel made to show and expound upon how frighteningly "intelligent" the MC is itll turn into showing robot no AI attempt reactions from people that will, obviously, detract from the story along with how he magically already did things with no context or ability, then the national pride will kick in and stomp the rest. Basically, it's a cookie cutter rendition of an interesting concept. I'd turn your brain off reading it, though

says the most fearful person ever.

about what I'd expect from a self-righteous moron. doesn't wanna lose his "humanity" when he might be the least human

thay would require fore thought and knowledge. I wouldn't expect that much from these novels.

hes forcing plot and events to make up for his poor story and world building.

My 5 yr old had more consistent continuity.

And a rather large plot hole. considering in the first chapter, you stated she became a zombie. Now, she was killed in front of him by people who, by this own account, wouldn't even bother with such a reportedly pathetic individual.