
Anime Crossover Daily Life: I Lie Flat, Yet the Heroines Fight Over Me!
综漫日常:躺平的我被女主疯抢!
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 114k Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
50Chapters
1MReads
7.2kFlowers
9.5Score
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The article starts off cool, but the result is not fun to watch. After traveling for more than ten years, he was almost at his strongest. But in the end, he said, just be ordinary and cherish the moment. I wonder if I can read a few chapters later, oh, it turns out to be the classic Asasi. After reading a few chapters later, the plot is not at all, the daily life is really bland and has no flavor at all.
You seem to have never finished writing a book smoothly, right? Anyway, I won't vote for data. Also, I want to say that you must not engage in any plot where Rias invites you to be her dependent. It's really unnecessary. You added it yourself and others said, if you don't add this plot, it's useless. What's the point of writing it? It's already very controversial, so I hope you don't write about it, so that everyone is better off. What's more, judging from the plot of the previous four seasons, Rias's dependents are either those who use chess pieces to replenish their vitality, such as Issei, Asia and even Kiba, or those who are entrusted to her care by others like Baiyin Xiaomei, or those who have a foothold and want to escape their own homes. She took the initiative to invite very few people who were fine. I don't know why so many DXD writers insist on inviting the male protagonist. It's meaningless. Others are obviously more casual in this regard.
It feels like all the characters are different from the original, they are just another person with the same name.
Why don't I see anything surprising about the ratings?
It doesn't look very exciting, and the description of the heroine's daily life is also relatively average. There are no substitute words or side descriptions of the love process. The protagonist's attitude towards the heroine is still that it's okay, but it's okay if she doesn't have it. It feels a bit dangerous, and I don't know if there will be some bad work. At present, it seems that the main problem is still in daily life. The interaction with the heroine is very awkward. I feel that passersby are simply treated as NPCs. The protagonist will make very strange actions to the heroine in public, but the people around him will not react at all. Generally speaking, you can read it when you are bored. It is a relatively dull book.
Isn't this a complete collection of novels?
I hate the word "lying flat", so I'll just wait and see this book. Just like the previous salted fish, it didn't leave a good impression on me.
Other readers, how do you feel when those like Issei and his perverted accomplices become the tragic version, like being put into the army of bastard vests and suffering and being despised by others?
Author, you'd better not be a eunuch. If someone reads it, don't pay attention to other people's negative comments. Just pretend you don't hear them.
There is no need to go fishing. I feel uncomfortable looking at it.