Anime Crossover: You Said It Was Just a Chuunibyou Phase, So Why Are You Taking It Seriously?

Those of you who like the original work so much why do you want to read fanfics? Why don't you just cling to the original work and chew on it? Now that you've read this fanfic, what's the point in trying to copy the original work? No matter how bad the original female protagonist Eri is to the original male protagonist Midori, what does she have to do with the male protagonist of the same novel? If you want to say that the author has already written this, and that the original female protagonist Ying Lili is particularly bad to the male protagonist of this fanfic, then I support you. But it's not appropriate for you to always scold Ying Lili because of how she is in the original work! What's the difference between what you're doing and those who forcefully cobble together a CP because the male and female protagonists in the original work are particularly sweet? Then again, how many readers of a fanfic have watched the anime, the original novel or the manga? I've even watched some anime that I haven't even watched. I think I got to know this character through fan fiction. It's really influential if you do this! Again, what does it matter how bad Eiri is to Midoriya? Will the author of this fanfic finish writing Yinglili and be done with it? It would be better for the female protagonists in the villain genre to be less dissatisfied with the male protagonist in the original novel like Midoriya, right?

Every time I see Lun Ye in the Internet, I can't help but want to fuck Shi Yingli and let her and Lun Ye work together.

Midoriya, as the male protagonist of a harem manga, has no problem calling him a scumbag. But if compared to Fei Lu's male protagonist who accepts women whenever he sees them, then Midoriya is really a white lotus.

It's hard for an author to grasp the hodgepodge of a variety show he writes. 1: Kirsu Mafuyu, Kobun Hashino, and other characters had some early interaction, but then too many other characters were immediately added, causing the previous characters to disappear. This is unacceptable to me. It is recommended that the author should not give too many roles to certain characters when writing, but focus on certain parts and then continue to expand. In other words, certain characters can be mentioned and then gradually expanded later. Of course, the characters written before should also be often interspersed with some plots. This will give the characters a three-dimensional sense, rather than causing the gods to disappear and make the readers feel separated. Because we always have our favorite characters. When this character disappears, it will give us a sense of separation and a feeling that we don't want to watch anymore.

Making pornographic rumors! Did the man think his life was too long, or did the author get kicked in the head by a donkey?

Eunuch Shabi, n code is dead

I never expected that An Yilun was gone and a small villain popped up. Did the author get too full and start being a literary youth? You are suggesting a system, not a daily Xiabi system.

After his childhood sweetheart died, he started complaining about the deceased because the relic exposed his identity. He didn't know that the male protagonist was extraordinary and used him as a shield, completely ignoring the rumors and bullying that the male protagonist may have suffered. It's true, it's very like the original.

All I can say is that the author of this book has written an A Yilun Ye No. 2

No, who is Ella and what is the Forbidden Academy?