In Gensokyo: I Joined an Anime Crossover Chat Group From the Start

Wait, I suddenly thought of a question. The protagonist passes the root realm to Yakumo Purple, then uses ability extraction on Yakumo Purple, and then draws the root realm back, and then amplifies it, and then gives the amplified root realm to Yakumo Purple, and then draws it back for amplification. Isn't this the same as making an infinite matryoshka doll stronger?

Yakumo Murasaki becomes a great monster and can barely control the life and death of an ordinary person. The protagonist's realm ability is 100 times that of Yakumo Purple. It takes more than a year to develop and kill an ordinary person, which consumes half of the energy. Let's not talk about why the protagonist's growth rate is so weak. How many years will it take for Yakumo Purple to develop into Gensokyo and start fighting??? In the middle of the process, Yakumo Shizu's ability to open jars was even better than her own.

In fact, after reading so many chat-skirt novels, I really want to complain about the illegal time-travelers who are cracked down on every day. In fact, the author himself is the biggest illegal time-traveler, and he also travels illegally. Only you can time-travel yourself, and it becomes illegal for others to time-travel. It's a double standard. It's like I want to be alone and don't allow others to cross over. It's a sin for others to cross over.

The author probably wrote it after reading two Gensokyo novels. The timeline is very messy and he even made some random changes.

The combat power is a bit low. It's too easy for others to open jars and open professions. The first career change can directly destroy the city level, and the third career can directly wash the surface and even break stars. The strength is improved too quickly and the price is too small. This is a poisonous point. No matter who comes, buy a few jars and they are almost invincible. . .

Patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder said they would wait for Chapter 91 to be revised before continuing to read...

I'm afraid if it hadn't been for its ashes, it would have been scattered.

Other people's protagonists reach the multiverse level in 10 years, but your protagonist is still a monster after decades. You're really bad.

The emotional line is too boring, and the protagonist looks like a useless Japanese comic hero. . .

Leave in two chapters, never say goodbye