
Anime Crossover: A Dimensional Journey Begins with Classroom of the Elite
综漫:从实教开始的次元之旅
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 125k Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
58Chapters
1.3MReads
19.1kFlowers
7.9Score
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Tsk, it's a choice based on personal preference, whether to stick to it or not. You, the author, also have a lot of personality, hahaha, it's rare. Then can you have some personality when you put it on the shelf? Otherwise, if you want to make money by putting it on the shelf, but also want readers to follow your preferences, why do you want it all? It's also very fun. I hope you can stick to your own personality, Brother, but don't be timid and stick to being yourself, hahahaha.
Although in theory, the only one I have feelings for is Sakayanagi Yuka, but if you ask me, I will accept them all. Another example is the Fite series. I have no feelings for Blue Sab and Illya. I personally like Irisviel and Tima, but if you ask me, I will accept them all. Because there are three points. First, other readers may like it. If you don't accept it, you are directly screening out these readers. And as a heroine, there may be many readers who like it. The second thing is that most of the people who read online articles have a tendency to collect them. Collecting them all does not necessarily mean recommending them all, but it may just be a matter of possessiveness and collection. Therefore, even if the character is changed, or the person disappears after a brief introduction, it is not a bad idea. The third thing is that readers are very sensitive. You can reject it now just because you don't like it, but what about other works in the future? If you encounter someone who doesn't accept the subscription just because the author doesn't like it, then why should you give the author money for subscribing? Generally speaking, if you charge for listing later, then you should not write things that you simply like, at least not before you become famous. It is a product when it is put on the shelves. Since it is a product, it does not belong entirely to you, so you should write something that at least most people can recognize. If you really don't want to write it down, it's okay to deal with it in one stroke, or to discuss a suitable way to deal with it together. If you don't put it on the shelves and you're just entertaining yourself, that doesn't matter.
Now you don't accept a heroine or an important female supporting role because of personal preference. Will you still need to recruit CP in the future? Do you have to reject female characters that readers like in subsequent plots if you don't like them? Book friends, don't be silent anymore. If we give in today, he will push forward. The lessons learned from the second round are still before our eyes. Do you also want to see the characters have their own lives?
What you should do is a clown like you, get out of Feilu. Maybe you are someone who can order hot pot in a Western restaurant in the real world. You don't know how Feilu got rich. If you want to make other people's money, you can't do basic market research. Your IQ basically bids farewell to human civilization.
This author is really defiant. I don't know where he got his confidence from. He doesn't even understand the people he should serve when writing novels.
Collect everything, no takeovers, will other worlds be added later?
First: Everything written later will be included. Second: Regarding Horikita Suzune and Kushida Kikyo, my original plan was to have an ending similar to that of Guo Fu, where Yang Guo was mistaken for life at first sight, but some readers were not satisfied, so given their status as protagonists, they could have been directly captured and become angry stars. Third: There is no CP in this book, and there will be no situation like Lillie and I Love Roast Chicken, where Kevin and Mei are brought together. Fourth: Please vote for ten points. Lillie still has eight points. I love roast chicken, so I still have eight points and seven points. No matter what, I am better than them. Fifth: Thanks to some book friends for their friendly suggestions, thank you. In particular, one book friend wrote three very long comments, which made me suddenly enlightened, haha, just kidding.
After reading the pinned book, I can only say that the author is very confident. You can give it a thumbs up. As an author, he started to refine his readers even before it was put on the shelves. I can only say that self-confidence is full of confidence, and he will directly abandon all readers. Brother, I can't wait to see your book on the top list. Come on, whether it is for love and then discontinued, or whether it is to make it to the top list with extraordinary writing and unique personality, we will know in the future, hahahahaha, the author is really very strong.
You've only written 80,000 words and you're so strong. If you don't know, you'd think you were Feilu Gravity. You update one chapter every year and you're still on the list. Not to mention being able to get a 7.7 Rating in Feilu, you are really awesome.
As I said before, you can explain the situation and we can discuss how to solve it as best as possible. For example, I really don't want to close Bei Lingyin. You have to believe that readers will give you various solutions. How many decades-old readers does Fei Lu have? In itself, this is not a big deal. It's not like I've never seen a novel about a passerby heroine who doesn't accept Eiriri. Who else wrote a book about Miss Kaguya but ended up not accepting Shinomiya Kaguya? It seems like Kaguya was exiled]. But you have committed two problems outside of the book. The first is that I have said before that you should not use the reason that you don't like it. This reason has too much personal emotional content on the part of the author, and it is quite willful. It will inevitably make readers doubt whether you will be happy later. The second is that you directly come to the line, which is a bigger problem. This will cause the readers in the neutral camp to have a lower attitude toward you. Neutral readers may not think too much, but neutral readers will also care about whether the author is causing trouble. I actually noticed that the rating of this book dropped to 7.9 And then returned to 8.5. As a result, it dropped to 7.9 As soon as you posted it. This is obviously because some neutral readers have changed their attitude. This is very fatal.