In an Anime Crossover, I'm a Villain

Because there is a feeling of overpowering the protagonist. The protagonist has the strength to crush but is afraid of exploding, so he holds back in various ways. I personally think this is very similar to the "big will" setting of more than ten years ago, and it is not a setting that can be accepted by too many people. Because writing fan fiction is inherently against the "great will", and it is difficult for most readers in this era to accept that the protagonist is affected by such illusory things. In this era, even the obliteration flow system has been eliminated. The system has completely become a pure helper for the protagonist, let alone such things as luck and will. If you want to delay the setting, it is better to change the system reward to "the more villainous the protagonist's way of solving the opponent, the more reward points the protagonist will receive." Although the writing method is the same, at least one advantage is that the protagonist's behavior is his own choice, in order to obtain more rewards. Rather than having the passive feeling of "the protagonist has to do this in order to prevent the opponent from exploding and counterattacking".

The author doesn't want to write more than 200,000 yuan for a demon slayer. Obviously, he only needs to get the cyan Higanbana to overcome his shortcomings and then use his own blood to control the top leaders of various countries in the world. It would be fine to have the countries send troops to kill the protagonist and torture him. The heroine and the supporting characters are all good-looking, so it's really boring.

Wuhan's medicine lacked the blue Bianhua flower, and he had never taken it. It was Kanae who wished for the coexistence of humans and ghosts, not Shinobu, who just imitated her sister with hatred after Kanae's death.

He's boring and a loser. There really isn't a male protagonist who is born for strength. It's so annoying to write so much about it.

In fact, Tanjiro's sense of smell is so good that he can even smell a person's good intentions and malice...

No misfortune? , Come on quickly, the Wuhan female body is so beautiful, come on.

Most of the members of the Demon Slayer Corps have relatives who were eaten by ghosts. They want to kill ghosts for revenge or protect others from being eaten by ghosts. If they want to accept them as subordinates, they can only clear their memories or modify them.

The settings of decent and villain are already relatively retro, but as a result, there is a similarly retro setting with different rules. These two settings, in today's Feilu, are called forcing the protagonist to be suppressed, and they are not very pleasing settings.

When I read Chapter 25, not a single decent person with a name died. When they besieged the swordsmith village, there were several nameless members of the ghost killing team. The ghosts said they would kill them, but the protagonist refused to let them go.

It's normal for the protagonist to be a villain, right? However, is it so difficult to write our original protagonist? Anyway, I hate Wu Pei, and I can't say I hate it. I can only say that I can't embody the protagonist Wu Pei at all.