Crossover Worlds, but I'm a Librarian

So, author, please give me a straight answer: is there a female lead or not? If there is, I'll read it; if not, I won't waste my coins. After all, I've always felt that when writing crossover anime, some people like to write without a female lead, so I might as well read an original work.

Sad news: Furnace Girl has been confirmed to have fallen in the Sun War (removed from the cast), meaning most of the anime/manga series is now wiped out. #(Crying)

Being a painter is a very harsh profession. Even graduates from prestigious art universities, most cannot make a living as professional painters. An artist's status is largely determined by the collectible value of their work. At the same skill level, a painter who produces 100 works a year will be far less respected than one who produces only 2 or 3, because the difference in collectible value is too great. A painter who has sold their work cheaply will see their paintings' collectible value drastically reduced. Even if they later create paintings of artistic merit worth millions, they might only fetch less than a million at auction. After the painter's death, critics can still use this to critique their other works. Famous galleries might refuse to display your paintings because of this. In the eyes of professional artists and critics, cartoonists are not artists, but merely businessmen. For a professional artist to sell comics is an absolute taboo; being discovered doing so is tantamount to the failure of their career.

No need to go to the starting point, it's already been cut.

Could the author please organize the main characters' skills? It's impossible for them to be apprentices for dozens of chapters and still be apprentices after more than 800 chapters, right?

The AK has three characteristics: destructive, destructive, and destructive. The Sun Wars: Si Chen is all dead, AK is the real Split Wolf!

Is the author going for a stream-of-consciousness style? Sometimes it feels like something's missing, the transitions between paragraphs aren't well done, making it a bit confusing to read.

Before, when I saw the main character drawing horror comics, I never understood what was so scary about the human-bear comics. Now, after seeing the news from Japan, I realize that human-bear comics are truly terrifying.

Latest chapter: belike: Xin Dan launched an attack. The crescent moon has gained the advantage. Seeing that the child was preparing to give a victory speech, Congratulations to Sunset on their victory!

This book has left me wavering between being good and bad; I don't understand the esoteric teachings at all.