Anime Crossover: Living Everyday Life in a Supernatural World

You are giving the Dragon Slayer Crystal for free. At the very least, you have to confirm that the relationship is with you. You are giving it for free.

This author is not very good, and he did not inherit the legacy of Wei Wu. "Although he does not have the ambition of Meng De, he must have the heart of hiding!" (?ω?)

After reading the first chapter, it's not my favorite genre. It's not a time-travel, there's a family, there's an elder brother, there's parents, instead of just a mother and sister. It's not that the author's writing is not good, but I don't like this setting. What I like is the setting where the protagonist travels to the anime world, rather than the setting where the anime characters are moved to the real world. I'm looking forward to the author's next book.

He always emphasizes school exams to the protagonist. The protagonist is not an ordinary person. His academic performance is of no use to the protagonist. It is just the protagonist's fun. As a 30-year-old teacher, Hiratsuka Shizuka has enough experience and is still an insider. Couldn't he see through it?

Let Misaki become Mitaka Jin's girlfriend, but only sleep with the male protagonist, and the male protagonist gets the first experience. Wouldn't it be better

If the author also publishes comprehensive comics and daily articles in the next book, please give me some suggestions. 1. Regarding the character of the protagonist, don't be inexplicably arrogant or have excessive self-awareness. 2. The protagonist can be a good person, and a bit of a saintly attitude is acceptable, but don't go overboard. You can do good deeds, and the saved people don't need to be grateful, but never say the opposite to the protagonist. The protagonist runs to rescue. To put it bluntly, the protagonist can do good people and good deeds, but the saved people cannot complain, especially the heroine. 3. The protagonist can lick the heroine a little bit, but he must not be shameless or lick her without any limits. The heroine must at least know etiquette, be polite, and be considerate. 4. Don't fuse too many extraordinary things, it will be chaotic.

Grab Misaki-senpai, Mitaka Jin is not worthy of this criticism. . .

The protagonist and the author said they didn't like the flashy abilities, so they gave away the things. Since you don't like the flashy abilities, why did you sign in? I can't complain.

Seeing the protagonist helping Yukino to stand up, I felt pretty good from the beginning. I just don't quite understand why the protagonist's teaching a few ordinary wealthy second-generation people a lesson would bring trouble to the protagonist, and he even had to owe Gojo Satoru a favor to settle things down. With the protagonist's strength, Hiratsuka Shizuka should have reported this matter to the previous incident involving Haruno. It's impossible for the senior officials of the Supernatural Bureau to underestimate the protagonist anymore, right? , And then the Supernatural Bureau will take the initiative to settle things for the protagonist, right? Or the protagonist could send a message to the Supernatural Bureau through Shizuka Hiratsuka, saying that he was too lazy to kill people and let them figure it out. If nothing else works, just order that ghoul to teach him a lesson and threaten him. Do you still need to owe someone a favor to go out if you have committed a crime? Just like you bring a pot of boiling water and sweep a common ant with your foot. When the ant nest comes out, a bunch of ants come running towards you. You don't pour the boiling water or step on it. Instead, you call a colleague who is not particularly close to you and ask him to come over and help stomp on the ants. I don't quite understand the logic of this thinking.

Supernatural? Hachisha-sama, I don't know if the author has heard of Hanako in the toilet.