Anime Crossover: The Goddess Chose Me, and I Became the Demon Lord

New York is an international metropolis, home not only to Americans, but also to embassies of other countries in Washington, D. C. The protagonist razed them all to the ground, but the top-level people all escaped beforehand, leaving only the lower-level ones to be slaughtered... Earlier, it was said that the protagonist had a bottom line, and I could watch dark fantasy stories without feeling guilty, but this makes the protagonist seem hypocritical.

Unless the protagonist travels to the world of Puella Magi Madoka Magica and becomes lovers with Madoka and Homura, thinking about numbers in the two-digit range or higher is a joke. However, the protagonist's journey is facilitated by Kokoro, who doesn't have the ability to transport him there.

To be honest, the first few chapters clearly aimed to portray the protagonist as having a high-class image, but the protagonist's overpowered abilities, the way he traveled to another world, and even the lines he spoke were all incredibly awkward.

No, I just started reading, up to chapter four... The protagonist was forced to leave this world right after gaining his power, and before leaving, he even asked the Sword King, who kept calling him his good brother, to take care of the female lead... You're asking a guy, one of the Demon Kings, to take care of two female leads?! If this were in an adult anime...

The initial transmigration and cheat-like abilities, all thanks to the small garden's small gift, felt incredibly cheesy and out of place. The male protagonist couldn't possibly be a two- or three-digit figure; his future was predictable. It also felt incredibly awkward, portraying him as inferior.

While Zero no Tsukaima and Seikoku Ryuki are nice, the protagonist's power-ups are lacking. Aside from the Holy Lance and other abilities provided by Kurima, the biggest power-up is Kurima's backing. As for the protagonist's innate seven-digit God King status, let's not even talk about it. Even with the least common divisor, he might only reach a three-digit God King level.

This is great! Finally, a proper demon king! Compared to some "demon kings" who get trampled on the face by ants and then laugh it off, thinking it's not worth getting worked up over with them, this book is so much cooler. And the warnings seem to be handled very well so far. On this platform like Feilu, which is constantly full of plot holes and infidelity, this is truly a delightful read. (Sarcasm intended)

Everything else was fine, except the main character wasn't very likable. His nouveau riche attitude was too obvious.

Skipping around in the story, the later parts all turn into a kind, saintly, useless protagonist. They've all changed their tune, yet they don't kill them off, and they even let their woman have so many male supporting characters as subordinates. It's truly toxic.

666 Honkai Impact 3rd isn't finished yet, and there's also Star Railway coming up later. I guess people who like to drink water are lucky; I'm not interested in leather cases at all. Author, I'll teach you how to finish writing *Starry Sky Railway* and then switch to *Honkai Impact 2*, directly using the entire Xiaomi ecosystem.