In a Crossover World, I Became Fu Hua from the Start

American Horror Story could actually be a good fit, with characters like Yuki, a member of the Ten Kings, fitting the American context. They're particularly superstitious about mediums, and Yuki's puppet form could give them a shock with a robot mage, adding a touch of science and magic. Personally, I'd also like to see Yuki; there are very few writers about her, but she's truly a great character. Three-no's (no brand, no manufacturer, no quality certification), ice cream, working class. Sister complex, mecha girl, has a verbal tic So many attributes stacked together are really appealing to me, ヾ(TдTヾ*) Please, please write about the snow-white outfit!

The Marvel Cinematic Universe's "The Tower of Assassins" isn't much different from "The Lost Tomb," or perhaps the starting point was set too high.

I feel that removing characters like Black Amber and Fu Hua, leaving only the main characters, greatly improved the viewing experience.

In Chapter 14 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Thanos concludes that "the researchers will inevitably destroy the world" simply because he's seen the Black Tower once. This seems unconvincing. While the conclusion itself is logical, it lacks a concrete example. For instance, Thanos might witness the Black Tower conducting a dangerous experiment that fails, leading to dire consequences. The Black Tower, however, might appear unconcerned and claim it can be easily resolved (which, given the Black Tower's character, could be true). Thanos, based on his own understanding, might interpret this as a lie, concluding that "the Black Tower is holding the nuclear button and playing around with it," thus requiring Thanos to stop him.

Actually, I think Hellsong Under the Big Moon is pretty good; it's about vampires killing vampires. Or perhaps the Mirror Stream will become a Godslayer, a sword that slays gods.

To be honest, I came here because of Abrahim, but it felt a bit short.

Or could you write about Prometheus 17? I've hardly ever read any of Prometheus's books.

It's understandable that updates can't be consistent; after all, authors are human, not machines, and they have their own lives and difficulties. However, if there's a long period without updates, at least send a notice to reassure readers and let them know you have something to do and haven't abandoned the project. #(So sad)

I suddenly had an idea: what if Caster went to Pinocchio to fight the Holy Grail War or something like Sunday? The only question is whether Caster, under the influence of Taiichi's dream, couldn't sleep or woke up instantly. After all, the only decent memory of this unfortunate kid is learning magic from Merlin while being treated like a child.

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