Anime Crossover: My Skills Turn Dark, and I Join the Chat Group
综漫：技能黑化的我，加入聊天群
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
837Chapters
5MReads
54.5kFlowers
9.8Score
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Reader comments 51
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In fact, I really don't like this kind of situation where everything is given by the system without any effort on my part. This makes the protagonist look useless, and I can't control my own skills. Are they still your skills?
Author, if you want to open a harem, the protagonist takes the initiative to open the harem. Nowadays, the heroine is self-defeating, giving free gifts, and trying to catch up. The male protagonist is a fool, a steely straight man, with low emotional intelligence, and the protagonist is coquettish, opening a harem, grinding and grinding, as if he has been greatly wronged. The protagonist does not want to open a harem, and he is forced and passive. This kind of protagonist is no longer popular.
I don't know what other people think, but I never felt that way Some authors directly wrote Shiyu as a shrew, Yukino as a brainless woman, and Hiratsuka Shizuka as a violent woman. It was simply amazing.
The protagonist's emotional intelligence is so low. Most of the recent books are about women rushing to get free gifts, but the protagonist never accepts them. Why don't you write about a harem in the second dimension?
When I read this book, I was reminded of those novels that sew together a bunch of daily characters and a bunch of fighting characters. They use daily characters to enrich the plot, and every time the battle ends, they include daily characters, and they are filled with tens of thousands of words. However, the daily plot is dry. If the original plot has 8 points, then this dry daily character only has 2 points. Throw away your daily roles after you use them up.
It's really hard to find the male protagonist of Asashi, another Japanese cartoon trash, to watch now.
According to my interpretation, if you were still writing Demon Slayer before it was put on the shelf, you can basically declare that this book received 10 points or even 9 points.
Either there is only one male protagonist, or the number is about the same. If you add the two male protagonists, it would be better to kick Yato out. There is only one protagonist.
A classic Japanese manga, Asashi, the male protagonist of Wuwei! The female protagonists I met in the comics all had a bad face! He looks like he is not interested in beautiful women! Really poisonous! All kinds of twists and turns!
It's really annoying when the protagonist asks the heroine if she knows the original male protagonist. It feels like the number of words is too low. It's not you, the author, who has the final say whether she recognizes this person or not.