
Anime Crossover: Something's Wrong with My Doomsday Wish List!
综漫:我的末日愿望清单不对劲!
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 130k Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
51Chapters
1.5MReads
22.4kFlowers
9.9Score
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I never expected that someone would actually write a wish list? The original comic is as bad as a piece of shit, pure white text, and the emotional writing is procrastinating. The most ridiculous thing is that there is an NTR plot. The rational character heroine is like a fucking S when she sees a doctor. She even compares the male protagonist with him. The male protagonist saves the female protagonist three times and fights along the way. It is not as fast as a B doctor who held hands within a few hours of meeting. Hahaha, so I remind everyone who is the author to be cautious. OK, I will withdraw.
I will not read this author's books in the future.
Let's also include the heroine of "100% Zombie". This anime was originally quite popular, but the author of the original work turned it into a minotaur. In that case, the protagonist should just be a minotaur.
To be honest, the wives in the manga are as attractive as the heroines, not worse than the heroines at all, Yuigahama Yui's mother, Yukinoshita Yukino's mother. . . . There are too many. To be honest, I never thought about it before. In the past, I only followed anime and manga based on the female protagonist.
It's just that the protagonist's strength is a bit weak, and it always gives me the feeling that there is a hidden danger. If someone else is teaming up to trick him, I feel that the protagonist has no way to counterattack. I understand that you are afraid of being too strong and collapse, but it does look more uncomfortable, unless you don't write other people, or give other people wisdom.
It feels like it only enhances the physical fitness of the special forces, as well as ordinary abilities such as fighting skills. It is indeed enough to protect oneself in the early stage, but it is not qualified to do whatever one wants in the apocalypse. Any underworld organization, equipped with some firearms, can kill the protagonist.
The protagonist's physical fitness is far behind the comprehensive physical fitness of adults, but he can still live very well. In such a doomsday, the government agency will be paralyzed, right? It probably won't be long before we can return to normal life. After all, zombies don't need treatment. The infected ones can be killed directly.
Alas, I didn't expect TJ to be available as soon as it was put on the shelves. Is it because there were very few first orders?
Will it be updated as soon as it is released? Who will be eliminated? No, die, get up quickly and update. How can you sleep at your age? You'll have a lot of time after sleeping gets colder, okay, get up and code while you're still young, gkd, gkd!!!
The strength of your zombie is too low. A headshot from a hundred meters with a pistol can kill a zombie with one bullet. I don't believe that this strength can threaten the army. Moreover, later on Shizuka Hiratsuka driving a truck out to pull supplies was really abstract, that's it, and he was talking about how to rely on the protagonist. A person can survive an apocalypse of this intensity casually, right? I didn't see the role of the protagonist at all. The summary is that the zombies are too crotch-stretching, and the protagonist has no role beyond ordinary people. It is simply to enlighten the heroines. To be honest, it was a bit depressing.