Review Detail of Lunarian_King in Twilight: Madara Uchiha

Its cringe not the worst though the worst i have come across is saiyan in harry potter

Have you at least read it?

I don' need to? I have standards, I don't just try to read everything. and something like Madara Uchiha or anything naruto relaged, & Twilight or any of the movies that revolve around supernaturals is a big fat NO. so go read it yourself, cuz I won't ever read it even if everyone told me its the best fanfic ever.

Having a op mc in a low tier world isnt always bad. maybe the author wants to write a lowkey mc or a gag novel, it can be good if done right. you dont know because you didnt read it. if you wanted to drop a opinion on something you havent read then next time do that in the comments under someones review. its not cool to rate something you havent read. i dont read genderbent novels and think ntr is disgusting but you dont see me rating them one star for their premise.

I don't mind an OP MC if he FIT the world theme, but! anything related to animes like Dragon Ball/Naruto simply does not fit a supernatural world, how can ppl handle the cringe? its like ppl who read things like that don't have the word Cringe in their Dictionnary... OP MC could be an overpowered Vampire.

I kinda agree with you. i personally dont read these kind of novels but like i said if its done right then their wont be cringe or if its a gag fic then the cringe doesnt matter. like the world could be changed by the mc if he’s sent in a older setting, maybe the author makes his mc spread ninshu to make vampire hunter clans. idk i doubt it, i dont think the author will bridge the incompatibility but its certainly possible with some liberal world building.

Then why did you leave a review then? There are no bad prompts, only bad writers. It doesn't matter how seemingly ridiculous the prompt for a story is, if it's written by a good author then it will be good. Sure, it PROBABLY is trash (more so because it's Twilight though, not because of compatibility), however on the chance that it's actually good, leaving a review that messes with the rating (and therefore the amount of people who click on it) when you haven't even bothered reading it seems pretty unfair no?