Anime Crossover: The Small Workshop System Goes All Out

Seeing the protagonist being electrocuted by the female protagonist, interacting with so-called gay friends, and describing the protagonist showing off his power in front of children after being frustrated, it really feels too literary and youthful, and what the hell is Nami Tohsaka? I thought it was Tohsaka Rin and Nami, it was too abstract. It doesn't feel like I'm writing a cool article for male video readers.

Pig's Foot was suffering from persecution paranoia. Before awakening the memory and losing power, he was afraid of this and that. After gaining strength, he was still afraid of this and that. He also had a lot of mental activity. He knew that others were watching and investigating, and he did not work hard to become stronger. He wanted to enter the dungeon but was afraid of being perceived by others as weak space fluctuations. In this case, it is better to give pseudo-invincible power from the beginning or give a powerful strength experience card with no side effects. As long as it is not consumed once, it can be used again.

As title. A person who was an orphan in his previous life and participated in comic exhibitions was speechless when he came to the world of comics and awakened the memory of his past life and still had the idea of ​​going back. Aren't you afraid that someone else will see your plans when you write them down in your notebook? And that "feat" of saving people when you were a child?

A person with a courtesy shard, an air filter shard, and a tomboy shard can barely defeat a ghost without flaws. Is the enhancement a bit too much? Or are the protagonists unable to show their strength?

Next time you write a book, don't mix too many world views in one copy, as this can easily lead to setting conflicts. People who know world A will feel that you are not in line with the setting of world A, and vice versa. Besides, you stuffed several of them together. The story will appear confusing because the setting is too huge. Readers of online articles cannot study your setting in detail, and it is easy for characters to appear out of character or the story to be unreasonable. If all settings are based on the settings of this article, the essence of fan fiction will be lost. Fan fiction should still abide by the settings of the original work and grow within the framework of the settings.

... The writing is so poor that it's hard to read directly.

I'm very curious, if you mess around with so much, why do you still want to destroy ghosts after messing around with so much? A childish boy who makes you boast like Esdeath has managed to conquer the modern armed forces by himself. What kind of international joke are you kidding? The vampire technique freezes the mecha, are you serious? Also freezes the muzzle

I didn't see where this little workshop of yours is?

Don't be attracted by the title. The title should be made by a small workshop.

It's so ****, the protagonist is a coward, there is the goddess of the night, ten lives, and they are afraid of this and that, and they are actually afraid of the servants of the Rias family. We should directly activate Demon Slayer to improve our strength. If they find out, why don't we just kill them? Hit with one punch to avoid hundreds of punches coming