Anime Crossover: Building an Ideal World from Multiverse Dungeons

Name: Anime Crossover: Building an Ideal World from Multiverse Dungeons
Author: Frequent Top-Ranker in Crossover Fiction

综漫：从万界副本开始打造理想乡

by Frequent Top-Ranker in Crossover Fiction (综漫天榜常客)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 20k Words
Genre: Fanfiction
Subgenre: Anime Fanfiction
Updated: 1y ago
Source: Faloo

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Synopsis

Zhuge Qingyun transmigrates to a crossover world and is recognized by Black Tower as a genuine transmigrator.

While the native characters are still struggling against fictional worlds, wrestling with the uncertainty and danger of dungeons, he has already used his foresight to acquire vast resources in real dungeons.

Dungeon rewards ten times greater than anyone else's, plus an exclusive mechanism for bringing characters back.

What takes others ten years of hard work takes him less than a month to surpass.

When he realizes that he has somehow become the only Aurora powerhouse among humanity, he discovers that the truth of this world has only just begun to unfold...

Miko Shion: Lord Qingyun, could you help me pass on the miko's duties?

Esdeath: I'm a general, not a dog... Don't do that...

A certain goddess of wisdom: Mind purification doesn't work on you! Don't you have any dirty thoughts about me? You just want to make me... pregnant...

The Witch of Envy, Satella: My brain is... no, my buns are trembling...

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.

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8Chapters

595.1kReads

18.5kFlowers

10.0Score

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