
Anime Crossover: Watch Me Pretend to Be Sweet and Pull the Rug Out from Under Them
综漫:看我装糖,阴她们一手
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 418k Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
134Chapters
1.6MReads
18.8kFlowers
8.9Score
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He is extraordinary, but has no strength. As a result, he has been engaging in ambiguity... It feels like he is slowly waiting to die without looking for survival supplies at the end of the world.
Although I just saw a few pictures, looking at the setting, it seems that the people of the Dragon Kingdom in this mysterious world have very special and powerful abilities, and they need to return to their country to awaken, etc.? And then you still have to practice in the country? Otherwise, it would be unexplainable why the Dragon Kingdom is so powerful in a mysterious world, and why no one goes out after returning to the country.
When I first started writing it, it felt more like soul piercing than awakening after rebirth. One is because, the author, you like to use words like original owner and original body too much. One is because of awakening, it should be to receive memories of past lives, but you wrote it as receiving memories before awakening, which is contrary to logic.
Mrs. Sawamura, Mrs. Yukinoshita, Mrs. Yuigahama and so on.
Regarding the opinions on the protagonist's body and soul in the first chapter, I wrote it from the perspective of the womb, but it is just the awakening memory. Regarding the readers' suggestions, I have rewritten it again. Thank you for your support! If there is anything wrong, please point it out and I will correct it! ]
After reading the first half of the first chapter, I thought the protagonist was transported through the soul, but in the second half I realized that it turned out to be the soul-transportation through the awakened memory! No... I pulled out most of the sword and almost hit you on the head. Author... Be careful in the next life.
I don't understand why so many comprehensive comics write about chuunibyou. Not to mention that Rikka actually became a chuunibyou because of escaping from reality. Psychologically speaking, it can be said to be regression, that is, returning to a childish state. It is also a sad story. In the current environment, there are not many readers who have chuunibyou. It is difficult to be childish or passionate in this environment. How can it be possible to be a chuunibyou again? Of course, some people may say that a man is a boy until he dies, but his youthful soul is hidden very deep. It is impossible to say that it suddenly appeared after reading the novel. At least when I watch Chuunibyou now, especially when the protagonists are together in Chuunibyou, I just feel very awkward. I feel that being able to say that just a little bit of wind and frost is enough for Chuunibyou to resist the pressure every day. The evil king, the true eye sage, the conditioning person simply can't stand it. This kind of Chuunibyou is a bit too much, and it has reached the point where I can't laugh.
When did the protagonist start to attract beautiful women? He won't be ambiguous all the time, right?
About Shaohua's "Complex: Watch me pretend to be sweet and trick them" Chapter 1: Who am I? I am a Celestial Dragon!! Chapter review.
Rikka endured it earlier, but I didn't dare to read these 12 chapters, so I just skipped it. I don't know if there are many "social death" scenes in the back. Does the author like to watch bereaved girls?