Starting with Firefly, Speedrunning the Worlds

If I could play a pharmacist, that would be really exciting.

I couldn't stand Akame anymore. It was written in the style of a novice crossover anime writer from ten years ago. He was too concerned about the main characters and the plot, lacked his own ideas, and wasn't bold or uninhibited in his writing.

He was castrated?

Jingliu: But must choosing disciples be based solely on talent? That's just a lazy way for masters to achieve more with less effort, or to gain fame through their disciples. Reputation, lineage—I don't care about any of that. My swordsmanship is open to anyone who wants to learn it; I will teach them.

I'm speechless watching Battle Through the Heavens. Yun Li's character development is terrible. It feels like she's wearing someone else's skin while trying too hard to imitate her. The only difference from other invincible protagonist stories is that she's a little nicer to Xiao Yan (there's even a harem element). I can't watch it anymore. Goodbye.

Huo Huo is getting more and more annoyed. She wouldn't be this cowardly in a game, would she? Sui Yang dares to face zombies, but she's scared like this??

I've read some Transformation Star Iron novels and this book on Tomato, and I'm getting tired of using the Ten Kings for supernatural scenarios, while Yomi is too overpowered. I find The Memory of the Dead more interesting, for example, the Memory of the Dead with the power of time. It's set up with the power of time, turning ghosts floating in the sky into humans for a short time, then wielding a baseball bat and shouting that rules are meant to be broken before swinging them up.

Instead of writing overused fanfiction worlds, the author chose to write about novel worlds that most readers on the cat website have never even read (you know what I mean). If it's just for novelty, why not write about movie worlds, at least most people have seen them?

Douhuo Continent is such a classic; after reading just a few chapters, I can predict what will happen next.

Acting! Acting! The protagonists are acting, not actually becoming them. Their personalities can be approximated, but it doesn't mean you have to completely lose your mind. Especially Huo Huo Juan and Fei Xiao Juan—it's practically child's play. Waiting for them to come looking for trouble is one thing, since it serves the plot, but the problem is that when they actually come looking for trouble, they recklessly bring a bunch of burdens and people waiting to be taken hostage. Even the characters themselves wouldn't do something so brain-dead.