Thanks for the Invite. I'm in an Anime Crossover, Simulating My Way to Godhood

Don't be like that guy from the simulation world next door, who got killed by Athena with a better configuration than Chi Godou. He lost a must-win game just to suppress his fighting power. It really made me laugh. The funniest thing is that B also described his protagonist as if he was just trying to make ends meet, which really made people laugh.

It's outrageous. Wu Mei's combat power is actually considered a high-level demon, while winding is considered an intermediate level? In terms of Demon Slayer's combat performance, I think the lower level is almost at the limit, the mid level of Wu Kai is about the same, and the high level of Wu Kai is too outrageous.

To be honest, it is a hit, but the plot of the game really cannot be substituted. Who would remember the plot when playing a game? These Genshin Impact novels are really painful to read.

To be honest, it's too niche. What I mean is that there are too few people who watch the manga for Genshin Impact. I hope it won't be too long, and there won't be much plot. Comprehensive comic simulators are generally for viewing pure two-dimensional content. I can't say that Genshin Impact isn't good to watch, I can still watch it, but it felt like it was dragging out the plot a little later. What I mean is that the title of the book is "Invincible from the Kingdom of Light". The protagonist starts in the Kingdom of Light, constantly gives various arcane platforms, and sometimes travels through the worlds of Tiga and Nexus. Then when the plot was almost developed, just when the audience thought it would be a galactic fight in a few chapters, suddenly, the protagonist traveled to the time when Kamen Rider met Demon King in Heisei 20. Genshin Impact and Zongman are a bit on the sidelines, and their concentration is not as high as Honkai Impact. There are definitely some who like it and some who don't. I don't feel much about it at all, it's not attractive, and I can't say it's not annoying. It was too late. I originally expected it according to the introduction. . .

I have read a lot of fan novels about Demon High School, and I just want to say one thing. I remember that demon chess pieces cannot be reincarnated into individuals stronger than the king, but why in so many fan novels do Rias and Sona see protagonists who are stronger than themselves, or about as powerful as themselves, with higher potential? The first thought is whether they can transform him into a dependent?

I blindly guessed that I was still simulating Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba after it was released.

There must be something wrong with the protagonist's mentality. In a world where gods and demons are rampant, he still wants to live in seclusion. If he is strong enough, the key point is that the protagonist is weak and will die at any time.

Fallen Princess's real name is Mei, which was taken from the name of the disease that took her mother's life. Moreover, given the environment in which Mei lives, are you sure she can name herself after Mei... Author, the time point you choose to cut into Demon Slayer is when Kanae died. At this time, it was more than a year before Yadouzi became a ghost in the original work. After becoming a ghost, Yadouzi fell into a deep sleep, so her body changed and she did not need to eat people, and Tanjiro also used It took two years to learn how to call water and graduate from Lintaki. After participating in the final selection of Fujisui Mountain, Tanjiro took Yadouzi around. Could it be that Mukai, who knew the plot, killed Kamado's family in advance and then abandoned Yadouzi? Mi Douzi, who has just become a ghost, is unconscious. Even if she has a few simulated memories, are you sure she will be so good... The most important thing is, since you have messed up all these times, why don't you save Zhen Xiang... There are no major problems, but there are some flaws in the details, which makes me, an obsessive-compulsive disorder, have to complain...

I don't know how the author set the realm, but is it a bit exaggerated that the Ghost King is equivalent to a superior demon?

Her character is really unlikable. In this book, the protagonist was killed because her sister was unhappy with the protagonist. If she reconciled with her later, I liked this book so much before, but I'm afraid I would feel sick afterward.