First welcome to a new story. (Yay!)
Now, this story is a adventure in Fairy Tail where the main character is a bearer of the Alpha Stigma from Legendary of Legendary Heroes. I will be adding in various supernatural or interesting villains that I feel could fit into this world, for example, maybe someone like Freddy from Nightmare on Elm Street.
Due to being a more of a last minute inspiration, I do not have chapters built up like normal. Since I was originally working on a detective one, but realize I don't have a lot of time to watch an episode and adjust it well to include my Mc. So that one being toss on the back burner with many, many other stories I have idea for. Hence, while I will aim to have two chapters per week, but don't be surprise if it only one.
Now, that is out of the way, I feel like I need to clarify something since I recently got a review on my last story. I don't make money from writing, I write for fun between life and working. Secondly, English isn't my second language, it is my only language. (Languages is not my strong suit.) A lot of time I will make adjustments and fix typo's or missing words to the chapters, but I won't always catch them. My brain tends to auto correct or fill in the words, so I don't mind if it pointed out, as I will go back to fix them.
However, I must point out if you say "There is 2-3 mistakes per sentences and is unbearable." That doesn't actually tell me anything.
Finally, because in the same review, my characters might be naive, or I write a bit childish. This is something I write for fun and don't make any profits from. So, expecting it to be professional level or perfect is a bit strange, but I feel I need to point this out. (Some don't seem to realize this.)
As a side note, so what if what I write might not be a very complex story nor setting. My fanfics may be a bit shallow or wacky, but I try not to follow the trends if the fictions I write. I also want to write something that some can enjoy and don't need to think too deeply about it. If it can take some stress off of your day or make you smile at the dumbness, then it a win in my book.
On the last note of this rant, I attempt to match characters to their ages and experiences, I might very well hit well off the mark, but it's an attempt.
Last, last note, even if I make my character a bit OP, I try to balance them with a weakness. (Also in life, no matter how strong one is, they can't bulldoze their way through it.) So in this story, yes the mc is strong, but he not a omnipotent perfect person.