I was researching visual novels and I happened on this when studying Kinetic Visual novels on lemmasoft https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/JustForFun/HowToStopTheDeusExMachina @WinByDying
You either make the enemies harder to defeat in a reasonable way or level the playing field to counteract the overpowering advantage of the protagonist. The former means only the protagonist is OP while the enemies are also OP, while the latter, everyone is OP in their own way, thus, OP is nothing than just a step to a story's conclusion.
Fok TV Tropes, that pathetic dead forum. I asked for recs there and got suspended coz some guy with a stick up his ass reported me for making multiple requests lol. Then I sent a complaint to the complaint forum or whatever and got banned. It's been over a week and not a single reply to any thread I posted at all, well screw those mods anyway, I don't need a dead forum with trolls for mods that think they have power.
I just went from one article to another that I totally forgot about the original one. In the end all what I can say is That was some deep ×@#% But it was nice i learned a lot
I get lost in Wikipedia too I was reading about Honey and Clover and ended up reading about a Japanese actresses the that starred in the Taiwanese drama. She was in a band. I ended up here lol: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ami_Suzuki#2000–2002:_Legal_problems_and_blacklisting