Anime Crossover: In Fairy Tail, I Get the Gate of Babylon from the Start!

The King's Treasure House has the prototype of all Noble Phantasms, which means that in addition to the damage caused by direct firing, there is also the special attack of a specific Noble Phantasm on the enemy. In addition, the King's Treasure House consumes very little. It only consumes the magic power to open the treasure house. After you upgrade to the Arms King's Treasure House, the weapons become firearms and cannons. The special attack of the Noble Phantasm is still there, and it uses Judging from the description, it consumes a lot of time. It should be that the shells and bullets are magic objects. Not to mention that the power of magic guns is greater than that of Noble Phantasms. It is true that there are not necessarily none in the treasure house of the King of Guns, and new magic guns can also be put in. Judging from the author's description, many of the protagonist's existing magic guns should be bought later. This intensifies the loneliness. Please explain.

There are more than twenty pictures, and the score of 6 points is also very strong.

I couldn't help complaining when I first saw it. It doesn't matter if the King's Treasure House turns into the King of Arms. Can the mission setting be more rigorous? Just take a random mission for a few million dollars. Lucy's rent is only 70,000 a month. The S-level mission on Moon Island is only 7 million. I remember, although there is still a 12th house key.

Rating 7.5, I dare not click on it at all

I don't plan on having a harem. The character of the protagonist has such an extreme desire for strength.

When I saw the conflict between Juvia and the protagonist, I felt that the protagonist was like RZ, who was forcibly reduced to intelligence.

I feel that guns are not as handsome as Noble Phantasms. Being handsome is a lifetime thing.

Everything else is okay, but it feels weird to be in a magical world where your main ability relies on weapons. Also, is it a Noble Phantasm? Without the Liberation Language, it feels like you've lost all your power.

I just finished reading it. It's okay. I just feel like the author didn't write out the cool points about King's Treasure House. Although you said you have to find the financial report yourself to use it, it doesn't feel like it has any sense of existence. It's obviously a very powerful treasure, but it feels like the author only pulled it out as a plot need. For example, in the last few chapters, he pulled it out because he wanted to defeat Emperor Yan in the end. I usually rely on hand-to-hand combat with several Noble Phantasms, but it doesn't feel good. At any rate, it's okay to pull some Noble Phantasms from time to time. And if you want to limit the king's treasure to this, you might as well limit it to death. The King of Heroes has that omniscient and omnipotent star that can use the True Name Liberation of all Noble Phantasms. How does the protagonist know the True Name Liberation? You said it was automatically given after upgrading to the Arms King's Treasure House? Then we still have to let the protagonist find financial reports by himself? And if the protagonist can't defeat Emperor Zhenyan, then let it go and then plan to cause a lot of trouble to the protagonist later? Just because someone who can't beat Emperor Zhan Yan thinks he can beat the protagonist? Why do you still want to engage in abuse of the main character? Taking advantage of the protagonist's injury to cause trouble? Anyway, these are basically the things I'm dissatisfied about, forget about the rest.

I think the part about reviewing the hospital is pretty good and more in line with the outlook of modern young people. In fact, I have never understood why the Senate can be so tough. It is equivalent to a federation in the magic world. The funds should be provided by the king and the influence should be transferred by the local guild. Perhaps the original purpose was for the kings not to let the local guilds go too far and to centrally distribute tasks to the local guilds. Firstly, there was no force lineup, and secondly, unlike the old guilds, there were not many super magic units like the Fairy series. It seems that the R system even scrapped one of them that time. Then why was he so confident?