Anime Crossover Chat Group: I Fused with the Hogyoku, and Miko Wants to Live with Me

Zhanchi is not that strong... Similar to re0, both are city-destroying city-blasting levels, but Fairy Tail is obviously not the same level. S-class magisters and above are all city-blasting levels, and the black dragons have washed the surface. God Ansram who has not been released in the future is estimated to be a city-blasting star, which is much stronger than Zhanchi.

Excuse me, I made a bet with someone to make a comprehensive comic novel with good statistics, whether it is better to have ghosts or not. I hope everyone will come and speak. He thinks it doesn't matter if there is a ghost bothering Jianzi, so don't go too deep into it. I think it's better if there is no ghost. My point of view is that the plot of the original work has the advantage of the ghost Zhan Miko and the female supporting character, let alone the comic world, there are so many girls for such a long time. So in order to avoid this point, it is better to have no ghosts, and everyone thinks whose point of view is better.

Does being unable to withstand harm mean that you have no strength? Weakening the defense power does not mean weakening the attack power. He is a warrior with high attack and low defense. How could he lose his defense power just by cutting it? Is it possible that if you can withstand a big deer-level attack, you can hit a big deer-level attack? According to this calculation, in addition to the physical enhancement of the Teigu users in Chitong's world view, the users are only mortals, with the same skill and low defense. If you say Esdeath can use ice to defend, then Lai Aotian can't use sword to defend? And if I remember correctly, it seems that the upper limit for Chitong is to destroy the city, right?

I don't see how the protagonist makes the world extremely dangerous. Bengyu can only say that he has some potential, and now he can only absorb some energy and control without clearly describing the scope of his abilities.

Can it make the villain less foul-mouthed? He obviously has the ability to kill those little Karami instantly, but every time he has to wait for the minions to beep for a long time before taking action to deal with them. This is a bit uncomfortable. The villain boss can arrange more lines, and the minions can be killed directly. This will be fun to watch.

Esdeath's writing was terrible. Esdeath's original novel is very kind to civilian subordinates. He is iron-blooded but also tender. Instead of the good people you wrote are weak, Esdeath has no idea of ​​looking down on the weak, he just prefers the strong.

Bengyu is only a small part of the Spirit King's power. It's not that awesome. It has been weakened long ago. If nothing else, the Spirit King's own level may not be reached. The Spirit King will burst into stars if he can hold it to death. At most, he only has more abilities. It's useless if his strength doesn't increase.

The setting is obviously strong, but the performance is so good. Chat ** I thought the strongest one would be a star. According to the protagonist's current level, he can grow to be invincible on a planet with his ability, but he can't do it on the planet. At least that's how it feels to me. Even the creation of the dead body is considered an ability. It makes me think that your immortality and adaptability limit are just that, and the protagonist still thinks it's awesome. Author, you mentioned the interview with Lai Aotian, so you should be a wanderer, then you should know what top-level combat power is like. If you can't write down the stack of boxes, you don't need to write it down. You can just write about diversity. In one sentence, even in a multiverse, the protagonist can grow without any effort. Destroy it, that's how your ability should be, instead of being like a house player now, where you're so happy with an exploded dead body, and just show it off in the **, there's no point in it, who would be afraid of this move if you're above the street level, the upper limit is so low, it can't be used against ordinary people

I stopped reading after reading the new chapter. The protagonist has no plan and no interest in getting stronger. He just rewards himself all day long without thinking about the evolution of his power. It's too sluggish.

So in your book, does Sakurajima Mai have four legs and two pairs of feet?