Anime Crossover: Starting with the Gene Lock, Traveling Between Worlds

This book poison point is continuously updated 1. Jiji Wai Wai Wai Wai Wai Wai turn-based fighting. After One Piece, it seems to have improved 2. Exaggerated height of two meters. When I met Senjougahara, he said that the main character used armaments to cleanse his body, treating his body like a black sword and compressing his body shape. 3. Travel through the world of Naruto and swallow other people's bodies? It seems to be working, but I'm not sure. Let's wait and see first. The rest, in my opinion, are not poisonous points.

Why, in the comprehensive comics, Ying Lili appears the most, either as a C-position heroine or as a top female supporting role. Is she so lovable? If I remember correctly, not only the characters in the novel, but also the characters in the anime are not good. I didn't mention it before. Later, it seems that he ran away and abducted people. This character and image are not likable at all. Although the author's writing has been optimized and upgraded, at first the image was here, so I didn't like it.

As far as I can see, there are three major problems with this book. First, the setting is ancient, and various reasons suppress the protagonist. The second is the theory of gene locks only, which regards gene locks as the only correct power system in all worlds. Various internal systems look down on other worlds and use the standards of gene locks to forcefully interpret them as crooked ways. The third is to pretend to be aloof, but the beautiful woman who is leaning against you is trying her best to push her away.

I finally understand what the biggest problem with this book is. The author lacks a statement in the first chapter that the protagonist has traveled to an infinite and terrifying world view that does not exist in the original plot, in order to confirm the orthodox nobility and inviolability of the gene lock. If you say this is Z-style infinite from the beginning, then other extraordinary powers except for gene locks are crooked ways, and all extraordinary abilities are branches of gene locks. This makes sense logically, and the protagonist has the confidence to make this judgment on his own. Instead of like now, no matter how you look at it, you will just feel that the author is using Gene Lock to compete with other extraordinary powers. It is obvious that Hokage can cut the moon in the later stage, but he has to compare the strength with the third-level Gene Lock against legion-level weaklings. Even if you reach the fourth level, you still have to catch up in the middle and late stages. The problem now is that there is no logical reasoning to support why the gene lock is correct. The protagonist is just imagining his own future and looking down on other extraordinary people.

Two meters and a half is too tall. To be honest in the world of comics, I feel that even 1.9 Meters is a bit tall. I think the author should quickly change the height of the protagonist to a normal height, otherwise it will look weird. If it is not changed, I will have no choice but to give up and continue pursuing it.

There doesn't seem to be much to write about the female protagonist in the Pirates chapter. I really don't feel that the female character in the Pirates series is particularly good-looking, and it's mainly because I feel a little aesthetic fatigue after watching Pirates. If I really say that there are many female characters in that world, and they have distinct personalities, it seems to be the Xingyue series.

What the hell? The other female characters get on the toy first and then the protagonist. Although it's training, it looks weird.

After reading the introduction, does Yinglili have to force herself to have the blood of King Arthur? I really can't find any similarities except that the square x is the same.

The writing style looks like that of an old author, but the ones he chooses are too classic for this world. It would be enough to have one such as Full-time Dead Fire Sea. Fei Lu writes too many of these, and it's already boring to read.

I admit that gene locks are powerful, but it's just that the first-level gene locks can completely abuse the ant king in less than a week, which is exaggerated.