Anime Crossover: Two Heavenly Dragons from the Start, Joining the Chat Group

The island in the sky has been taken over by a dragon and I haven't even expressed it yet. I don't even dare to go back to my home.

I feel like the male protagonist was severely damaged, because of the Holy Sword of the Stars, I remember that the full force can explode stars, there are also Dragon Hands, and Dragon Wings, which should be single-level, and there are also skills such as the Straight Magic Eye, which can generally see the S-line as long as there is no transcendence source. This is just a fight with God. It feels so outrageous.

Others are okay. The author wanted to write the protagonist to slowly conquer the heroine, but it was too slow. The readers were not satisfied and the author did not change it. Also, he didn't even dare to go back to his own home. Isn't it too **? The protagonist hasn't gone back yet. Is the author two-armed? What is it about? If the protagonist is powerful, why should he be afraid of dragons? If someone takes over your home, why don't you fight him back?

Does this protagonist only know the heroine but not the things on her body?

Lei, you stepped on everything... Nb

It's really poisonous. The protagonists in recent novels are all Japanese characters with cerebral palsy, none of them are normal.

The volume is okay, but the author has a history of writing poisonous plots where the protagonist is forced into a life-and-death crisis by unintentionally strengthening the opponent, and then the crisis that arises out of nowhere is solved by inexplicable off-site assistance, so I dare not read it. I want to ask if this book has these poisonous points?

It's all about daily life. After reading more than 40 chapters, I didn't feel happy at all. Instead, I felt a little frustrated. This kind of writing is not fun writing at all.

It's a very interesting opening. The author only used a few tens of thousands of words to destroy the good effect of the opening chapter. The protagonist cannot be invincible in another world with a magical costume, so why do you write so many magical costumes? I thought the protagonist would go down the mountain and show off, but you ended up changing the map everywhere to keep up with the word count? The protagonist's highest strength is level eight. Randomly encounter two props, the tree of life is the thirteenth level With such a combat power system collapsed, I am curious about how the author will write the main plot next. Of course, it is more likely that there is no main line and it is still daily life. Anyway, I can't understand why the protagonist, a man covered in divine clothing, goes to school. If we want to understand the world's information, it takes more than half a month after the princess brings him back. Can't we understand it during that time? Or is it that the author treated the protagonist's brain like six walnuts and drank it? Didn't you even think of going there?

Don't bother with the scene where Asuna got lost and was spotted by a certain nobleman's son, who then forcibly abducted her. If you write about it, I'll give it to you.