
The Great Menace of the Anime Crossover: Feeding Kitagawa Her Fill from the Start
综漫大祸害:开局喂饱喜多川
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 130k Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
61Chapters
844.4kReads
34kFlowers
9.1Score
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Reader comments 34
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It's not too innovative. It's a classic way of writing early daily harems. Don't worry about collecting them all. Make the heroine's character a little fuller. Otherwise, what's the point of stuffing a bunch of heroines in and keeping them like human beings? There are also too few Shura fields. There are only so many things that can be written about a purely daily harem. The emotional line and the snatching of the male protagonist and the Shura field. The male protagonist has no bottom line and is bad. The aspect of recruiting girls is an ordinary daily harem story with too few threats. And as soon as you get to Sese, you have castrated this aspect of the content, which is even less interesting.
I prefer the character of the protagonist. It's different from the Yasashi male protagonist. This is a carnivorous male protagonist, which is pretty good.
Once everything is integrated, there is no need to engage in monogamy.
Just don't let the heroine hand out welfare to passers-by.
Cosplay is fine for flirting and fun, but forget it if it's top-notch, it's messier than the entertainment industry, so what if you do it yourself?
Physically traveling, with a Japanese name, is the protagonist Japanese? Even if you change an old-fashioned name like Bai Ye, it would be better than a purely Japanese name. Also, the whole physical body could be time-traveled, and then the Japanese name, whether the protagonist is of the lineage of the Japanese Emperor before time-travelling.
No feelings, no new tricks? It is best to separate the outside and the inside.
Just write more about the daily life of starting a company and interacting with beauties, and don't always write about mindlessly recruiting girls. Otherwise, after writing more than a hundred chapters, within a month or two, dozens of women have been recruited. Do you think this is normal for the author? And it's not easy to develop the plot As the protagonist slowly develops the company, he encounters and recovers various beauties in the process. Only in this way can he become passionate and write a long story. /Today's comprehensive comics almost all like to have beauties come out in droves, and then the plot is to collect dozens or hundreds of beauties in three years of high school, without considering subsequent development at all/
When I first started watching it, I felt that the heroine was much more realistic than the original.
Improve the protagonist's charm attributes, and then meet those easy-to-get beauties in dreams