Anime Crossover Chat Group: Building a Nation from Scratch

I don't understand why it feels like the protagonist is begging others to come to his world. With the protagonist's conditions, shouldn't others be begging the protagonist? It looks really hot, like a Japanese protagonist

Ruotuo Dragon King is very difficult for Kunjun to hold back. The Dragon King Ruotuo prefers craftsmen. In the plot, he is not strong enough and can only possess Kunjun. Kunjun is a descendant of a craftsman. Although there are not many scenes, he is a character alone. Ruotuo is called Ruotuo. Cultural workers need culture. They don't even want to read the background story of the original work in detail when creating secondary works. They have to suffer if they are scolded.

The main character of FW looks really Japanese, so boring.

Recruit people, beg others to come, and have complete autonomy. When other civilizations come, don't they need to enshrine the resources of pig's feet and make a name for them? I'm speechless, only the name and tools are the same. The United States only gives money to Huayi scientists, not names. Because with a name comes great righteousness. Having great righteousness means having appeal. If white people are masters, black people are slaves, domestic slaves. So the impression of Chinese Americans is that they have not contributed to external resources and are not worthy of being on the table. This is the importance of names. Regardless of whether the pig's foot has the final authority, it should still be called the Lord of the World.

The author can't even figure out the weight. A diamond sword weighs 3,000 kilograms. It made me laugh. One diamond block weighs about 3,520 kilograms per cubic meter. Does a diamond sword require two diamond blocks? The diamond sword weighs about 780 kilograms.

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The cultivation realm is not set well

You think Teyvat is in the sea, so you don't want to play Genshin Impact? The Evil Rider has mixed up in the universe, eaten a lot of planets, and killed countless aliens. Isn't his apprentice an alien in Teyvat?

Don't raise books, what if you die?

As soon as I read the first few paragraphs of the first chapter, I was speechless! The protagonist is in heaven? How high does "heaven" mean? Is it 10 meters? Oh! This makes sense! Otherwise, should the author try to jump on his own? It doesn't matter how high it is, it doesn't matter how many hundred meters it is, and there are no measures. How can you survive? Oh. By the way, the protagonist swam for an hour after falling? Really awesome! Hehe.