
Tachibana Taki's Journey Through the Multiverse
立花泷的综漫游记
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
348Chapters
4.1MReads
2.6kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 30
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The protagonist is a time traveler and you don't know the plot??? , Even if I am a pseudo-otaku, it is impossible not to know your name, right?? To be honest, since it is all about time travellers, why do you have to completely ignore the plot? If the writing is not good, it can easily become toxic.
Why does it feel like your name was written randomly in the plot? It's like someone left it out by a few thousand words
First of all, even a fake otaku will know the sage Hui in "The Passerby Heroine", and will not know the plot, let alone your name, which is more famous. Even people who don't pay attention to the second dimension will be more or less exposed to your name, okay?
Add a world of Weathering with You
I got mad when I saw Taki calling Miss Mitsuha, the sense of disobedience was too strong
Although I haven't come here yet, I can feel that the author is using love to generate electricity.
The plot settings are okay, but I often amuse myself and jump from scene to scene too fast, with no twists at all? Very white, whiter than a running account
It only took a few chapters to write your name? This is too exaggerated, too perfunctory, right?
Please forgive me for not understanding. The protagonist didn't know the plot at the beginning, but how did he know the plot again later? And the plot of Your Name is so embarrassing to watch and feels like it develops inexplicably? It's like reading an outline (embarrassing)
The protagonist doesn't know the plot yet, but this setting is so popular?