
Anime Crossover: From the Start, I Copy the Little Garden Central Hub
综漫:开局复制箱庭中枢
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 127k Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
60Chapters
2MReads
41.9kFlowers
9.3Score
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Drive high and go low, right? There are hard limits and choices. Are the gifts of Hakoba and the dungeons comparable?
I just want to say that there are many girls in Jobless World who like her very much, especially Lilia, the red-haired maid, but they are speechless after being yelled at by Paul. By the way, will there be a wife in the harem?
Author, you control the protagonist's improvement speed, but you don't suppress the protagonist in this way. It takes you a month to reach level 1 in Jicuo. You must know that you have the Hakoniwa center and system. Level 2 is not even as good as the seven-digit number in the Hakoniwa world. If you level up like this, it will probably take a hundred years to reach five digits.
The introduction says that I only joined for three days, why should I rebuild Arcadia? What a huge favor.
Don't use random reward options for the land errors later on, and the number is too small. Even the worst gift from Hakoba is seven digits. If the number is the same, Hakoba's gift is better. There is also a problem with the protagonist always stressing about rebuilding Arcadia. I see it very **you know, the protagonist has only joined for three days, and the protagonist was an ordinary person when he traveled to the wrong place. In Arcadia, he is just a peripheral member of ordinary people. But the protagonist you wrote actually has the obsession to rebuild Arcadia and joins Hestia. The family members are still thinking about gathering talents for the community Arcadia. Has your protagonist been brainwashed or something? Once you have the center of the Little Garden as a time traveler, you will have at least double digits in the future. You can even rebuild a Little Garden and become the master of the Little Garden. If you don't go in this direction, you will have to rebuild the emotionless Arcadia and take revenge on Ouroboros.
Would you go to any lengths for a stranger you've known for three days? And is it the kind where the whole family comes with you? If so, please be a brother with me. I love you, brother.
Wanting to write a longer novel is not an excuse to be so overwhelmed. There are so many worlds. Even if you write twenty chapters in one world, you can write hundreds of chapters. Do you think any of the better-performing comics novels now do not have the protagonist who is always in an invincible state? It was originally from Hakoba, and it was enough to clear the fifty chapters of Jizuo. But you suppressed the combat power like this, and the protagonist of the original Jizuo novel upgraded faster than this protagonist. . .
If you don't want to reveal it to Hestia, just say it's your secret. A goddess who values her family won't dig into it. But if she uses her ability to deceive Hestia, can she hide it for the rest of her life? Emotions built on lies can be broken at the drop of a hat
I've joined the family, I'll bet on a nanny story, I'll run away first
Another local error that forcibly suppresses the protagonist's idea