Anime Dimension: A Journey Beyond

I don't know what it's about. It's so different from the last novel. I really doubt it's the same author. If I were to grade it, the previous one would have scored 90 points, and this one would have scored 50 points (out of 100, passing 60), not even a passing grade.

It didn't feel as interesting as the previous book. The writing wasn't strong enough and there were a lot of animations interspersed in one world, resulting in chaos. It would have been better to just mix one or two worlds like the previous book. If it hadn't been for following the previous book, everyone would have thought it was written by a new author.

I can't understand it, and I don't know if the protagonist has traveled through time or something.

Supplementary chapters, checking information, developing an outline, and preparing a new book.

Is there any other book that contains Jia Ailu? I beg you.

Could the author stop being so fond of digging holes? He dug a lot of holes but didn't fill them in the end. It was quite uncomfortable when I watched it. Also, I felt that the protagonist gave people a very strange feeling. Let's not talk about the IQ, but his ability fluctuated. It gave people a very confusing and illogical feeling. I would like to give you a suggestion. When writing the protagonist, can you hint or detail the ability? It doesn't have to be stated explicitly. This way, the protagonist will give people the feeling that everything is under control and that he is a real master, rather than being led by others and like a toy like a puppet.

Do the mothers-in-law have them? I hope so.

What is the author's big sister-in-law skirt? I just read it for a few days and can't find the book.

The golden apple repaired the membrane (funny)

Ruizi is considered a normal size, compared to the other three... And she's only a junior high school student.