In his previous life, Chen Zixuan was an overworked corporate drone who died from exhaustion. By a stroke of luck, he transmigrates to a parallel world and into a family of cultivators.
He vows that in this life he'll achieve the supreme Dao and enjoy a truly carefree existence.
Then one day, he discovers that this is actually a crossover world teeming with characters from all kinds of anime!
So his life's goal becomes pursuing the Dao, while also forming bonds with anime characters, and eventually living a truly carefree life together with them.
Before long, however, he discovers that alongside the anime characters, the evil gods of Cthulhu are also swarming into this world.
Looking at this chaotic, bizarre world where gods and demons run rampant, Chen Zixuan feels like he's about to break down.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Dear bosses, if you want to spray this book, please come here. You can spray it downstairs as much as you want. I will accept it all and will never resist.
The protagonist and Yukinoshita are strangers. Why does the protagonist help Yukinoshita for no reason when she wants to raise a cat?
The author didn't describe my handsomeness at all, so I didn't even have a sense of belonging.
Tsk, I suggest adding film sellers as well.
Why are you still thinking about keeping a full subscription? You'll be gone if you look back this time.
As long as you update quickly and aren't poisonous, you won't be able to catch up with me if you have poor grades.
It can't be considered two-dimensional without adding Honkai Impact III and the battle.
It was very well written, but it was cut short suddenly, what a pity!
Suddenly I found that the first few posts in the comment section were occupied by me, hehe.
There is no sense of immersion. It's not that the routines are unfamiliar to the people, but it just gives people a strange feeling when reading the book.