
Anime Crossover: Living with Tiamat and Kurumi from the Start
综漫:开局提亚马特,与狂三同居
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 444k Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
140Chapters
3.3MReads
48.7kFlowers
9.7Score
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Reader comments 50
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I don't know what's going on. How come this kind of waste has become popular again recently? The world has abused me a thousand times, but I treat the world like my first love? The result of designing the protagonist to grow up in the flow of darkness is to give him a layer of dawn, which is equivalent to burning him. Then the protagonist is really assimilated as a time traveler. Your mind that traveled before is gone, right? The assimilation is over. The author wants to write a kind of feeling like a calf pulling a cart, but you can't write it, and you are very young. If you can't write, don't write it. Really find someone. Let's work in a factory. The protagonist who sees the beauty of the world is just a dream of a kid who was abused to death. Some authors' writing style is really getting worse and worse now. The protagonist in this book has no system and can only complain and complain about the injustice of the world. Sure enough, isn't this just pure FW? Can someone still write without system? Sure enough, usually this kind of author writes this kind of protagonist, and the protagonist reflects himself. You wouldn't be a pure FW author in reality, right?
The women in the harem having sex with Lily are really fw, Shennong is here and they can't get out
The author must not write about Shizuka Hiratsuka violently beating the protagonist and threatening him. That kind of plot is so poisonous that even Shennong can't stand it. A majestic time traveler from the Celestial Dynasty actually has to endure a supporting character in a Japanese comic? Who can I ask to explain this?
How old was the protagonist before he traveled through time? Why is he so mentally retarded? He didn't know how to ask for help when he was beaten, and he was even crippled after being beaten.
Are the wings getting knotted? If you write it this way, it would be better not to resurrect this Sawa, and actually compete with the protagonist for the third time
OK, at least I ran halfway through this. I haven't seen this kind of protagonist in Feilu for a long time. Author, you really dare to write! You dare to write about the fact that the main character has been abused. Isn't this just a decadent thing? I think you have considered the consequences of writing like this. I guess you only practiced writing with this book. If you want to make money with your book, you think it is impossible.
What the hell, since you want to kill him in Chapter 10, why don't you just change this god for a minute? It just makes me die, and it's not like the crazy third clone is gone. To be honest, I look down on such a protagonist. He can't use the plug-in, but he blames everyone without the plug-in. Which time traveler doesn't rely on foresight to gain strength when there is no plug-in? Even if the protagonist is bullied by that thing at the beginning, is there really no way to contact the outside or directly chop the thing with a knife when it is sleeping? If it weren't for the multiple female protagonists and some ambiguous plots, this novel would only be rated three or four out of ten in my opinion.
The trash protagonist, Harem Lily is pure poison
Nowadays, it is popular for protagonists to have unsatisfactory lives and attribute their mistakes to the system? What if the protagonist doesn't have a system in the first place? Or, what if the system comes here just to see how miserable your protagonist is? All of a sudden, all the faults are attributed to the system. I am the system. I will definitely feel confused, aggrieved and angry. It's enough for me to help you, but if you still scold me, I won't bind you anymore.
Why do you all like to write about this kind of hybrid world? It's obvious that most people can't control it and they are basically eunuchs.