Anime Crossover: I Share the Five Senses of the Myriad Worlds’ Chosen Heroines

Among all your works, most of them include Kanniang and Mijia works, as well as some works related to big IPs or popular characters. After writing so many works, you should normally get better and better as you write them. However, it seems that the quality is declining, especially as the chapters get worse as you go on. In addition, the funny roles of Bengtie Lixing, March Seven, etc. Are clearly based on different situations in the original work. It is better to set the characters to be funny regardless of the situation, make a lot of self-made jokes, and write the characters to be annoying enough. The rhythm of the plot is also inexplicable. After one event ends, it is immediately connected to another event. I have been catching the train, and then halfway through, I start to wait casually. What is the logic of this, I don't understand.

There are many people marking this book in the author's comments. Is there any green or cp status in this book?

I feel like this author can't write novels without rice

By the way, the author's plot about Yinglili's father was criticized earlier, why didn't he change it? It shouldn't be difficult to change the permissions, and then hide Sayuri if you don't want to accept it, or just mention it casually if you want to accept it, shouldn't it be difficult? Why not? Once the outline is written, nothing can be crammed into it. Can you tell me why you didn't modify it? Just answer this question. I want to see if there are any considerations? Because I found problems in other books and immediately corrected them. It shouldn't be a problem to ask for permission for chapter **. This issue has been mentioned the most in the comment area. Why not change it?

Chapter 13, are you serious about senior year killing?

The second creation setting is better, at least it connects the plot together instead of just changing the map without beginning or end. There are many characters, but each person's role is small. There are also some plots that have nothing to do with the characters. I am not a crazy person. So if the cp combination is not the protagonist's wife and has nothing to do with the male characters, you can just be a green leaf and brush it off. Originally, there were not enough words to describe my wife. All of the above are called water, and big water is special water. You accept the girl first, write about the interaction between the male and female protagonists first, then write about the interaction between the protagonist and his wife, and the rest is all green leaves. . Don't put the cart before the horse. The interaction between the two women who have nothing to do with the protagonist is useless. Does it have anything to do with the protagonist? It still takes up most of the text. There is also the second game version of Detective Conan that you wrote, right? Wherever the protagonist goes, something happens, and there are a lot of suspense and puzzles to solve. The character has his own life, and the protagonist also has his own life. Where is your perspective? There are not enough wives for you to play with! Tired of staring at men. There are also various cp descriptions. Those who know it is the author and your wife, but those who don't know it think it is a lesbian play. Is it okay to figure out the order? The male protagonist will accept the female first, and then write about the harem interaction, instead of the protagonist not appearing yet, where the supporting characters will make all kinds of nonsense. . . The final conclusion is that food*book shortage can be read

How should I put it, I always feel that Monster Hunter World is the basic game. . . You have to find a way to go back. What's more, look at my title. Without the title, life loses its meaning.

There's no need to make so many typos at the end, right? ? ? Rin is written as Sakura, and flashy is written as Fu Xuan. What the hell are you writing?

When will Xiao Tiantian be solved?

The Water Margin genre is already a niche genre, but the writing in this book is quite reasonable!