Anime Crossover: I’m Cheng Ge, and I Want Them All!

Why can't I win someone's heart when I get one? I hold a beautiful woman in my arms and refuse to eat. I feel like there is something wrong with my body. Can you be more decisive? As long as you are strong enough, you can get your heart. If you don't force yourself, anything you say is false.

It's in the bag. Scared me to death

He's already at the level of a demon king, and he still wants to be a vassal for someone else. Besides, he's become the true ancestor of a vampire. How can he still transform into a demon?

I plan to write a pure meat fanfic, does anyone read it? Spending the day in the school, working in the hospital at night, having a ghost father, a lustful mother, an unfaithful wife...

Japan is a country with a very strict hierarchical system. Basically, what you will do in the future has been decided from the moment you are born. The son of a consortium boss will definitely be a consortium boss in the future, and the son of a housekeeper will also be a housekeeper. Basically all Japanese comics reveal this feature, because this concept has penetrated into everyone's heart. This concept is also vividly expressed in anime. When the protagonist becomes a dependent, isn't his status forcibly lowered? No matter what Rias thinks of you, no matter how strong you are, you will always be a dependent in the eyes of others, and your status is not equal to others. According to the author's setting, the protagonist is very strong, and maybe he can really marry Rias, but even if you marry Rias in the future, you will only be a tool plus a reproduction tool. This is the result of the unequal status after you become a dependent. Of course, the author forcefully changes it without considering the rationality, then there is nothing to say.

Is there any demon high school that started from the demon civil war? This way it would be easier to collect Gurefia and there would be no need to travel through time and dig holes!

Familia means servants and servants, but Rias treats the protagonist as a friend. But in the final analysis, dependents and servants are the same, especially if the protagonist is particularly powerful, he must be a dependent

If you pretend to be a pig and eat a tiger, you will really turn into a pig. You said that the protagonist hides his strength in order to protect himself. I can't bear it. Even if I recommend a female protagonist, I am restricted and have to follow the order. This is not someone who traveled through time to be a father, this is someone who came to be a grandson, or a turtle grandson.

They are submissive in reality, but they attack hard on the Internet.

This strength can also be treated as a family member