Across the Heavens, Starting with Akame Ga Kill!

I hope the author writes something good. There is also hatred value. There is also a gratitude value, and I can accept some protagonists with bottom lines.

The first generation, the blond-haired poor people at the bottom, raised the stone ghost face that symbolized courage, resisting the unfair fate and the children of the rich families who stood in their way. The second generation, a capable man with peerless wisdom, is clearly transcendent of everything, but still embedded in the red stone that symbolizes bondage, seeking revenge on the earth for his comrades who killed their enemies. The third generation is a poor man who has become a king. Even if he becomes the strongest, he still walks towards the invincible man in silence in order to cut off the fate of the past. The fourth generation, mortals who pursue peace of mind and body, will never give up any possibility even if the situation is only despair, and risk everything to press the switch that symbolizes hope. The fifth generation, a powerful company boss, faced with the end of his own death, firmly believed in provoking the final battle against the newcomers who were destroying the development of the organization. The sixth generation, the last person, a sincere priest, devotes his life to the long-cherished wish of his best friend, persists in his faith no matter what, and completely changes the destiny engraved on everyone.

It feels good. Although the score is a bit high, it is a big support to the author.

Overall, it was well written, and the shortcomings did not hide the good points. I stayed up late to finish reading the "Zhan Tong" chapter. The plot is compact, and the protagonist is well-shaped to my liking, but the chapter on Zhantong is too short and not particularly enjoyable to watch. I want to see the daily life of characters like Qiemei and the protagonist. The plot doesn't have to be so rushed. I hope the author will continue to work hard! [Adoration]

It's okay, I think Yoshikage Kira. Stroll through the explosion of fireworks to the sound of elegant violins. [Laughing awkwardly]

When I first watched the Hitomi Zan anime, I thought it was too depressing. I thought there would be a second season. If there was a second season, it would be about the heroine searching for the imperial weapon that can resurrect people before it was stolen and cursed to death. In the end, she made a few friends, and then several of them died. Finally, when she found them, she resurrected everyone, but she could not be resurrected, and then died. Or there was no such kind of Teigu. The heroine also died with her strong companion in the end (the dog head saved her life)

A bit interesting, recommended Come on, Kuoyi

It is a very special soul-traveling novel. The original setting of the novel is not much different from the original anime that I know (I have not watched Bleach, so I don't know what the Zanpakutō is like. So I won't comment). There is no excessive magic modification. However, it is a bit puzzling to strengthen Killer Queen at the beginning: the absence of the third bomb can be understood as the fact that Kira Yoshikage lost his body after his death and the arrow that assimilated with the body disappeared. So it never appeared. Or maybe the protagonist didn't feel despair so the third bomb couldn't take effect. Let's talk about Killer Queen's second bomb [Heart-Piercing Attack]: At the very least, it is harder than diamond (because Jotaro can use the Platinum Star to blast the female pope's teeth that are comparable to diamonds, but can only create innocuous small cracks for the second bomb). He has not appeared until now. The derived enhanced abilities also conflict with the original settings. Killer Queen could have placed a bomb on an object, and when someone touched the object, it would detonate on the person who touched the object. And the items housing the bomb were safe and sound. (When Kira Yoshikage dealt with Fatty, Fatty triggered this bomb when he touched the door handle and died.) As a result, the protagonist can only use it once a day after strengthening. Although it is said that the bomb is set on the body, it is actually not much different to set the second kind of bomb on the clothes. After all, if there is no limit, quantitative changes will lead to qualitative changes. And in the later stage, the substitute seems to be less useful, it is just part of the method. The protagonist is like a muscular man wearing a mage's coat, with a body like a mountain. The character design is very full, and the male protagonist is full of ghosts and ghosts. He knows how to use language and is a very humorous young man. Other characters haven't had too many changes. The female general (I forgot her name.) Made two mistakes in the emotional transition in the plot, but it is understandable. After all, everyone understands people differently. There are also some flaws in the setting of Moria's Devil Fruit ability. 1. The person whose shadow is taken away will sleep for three days and three nights. (I haven't made this mistake so far. But I'd better say it definitely) 2. If the person whose shadow is taken away dies, the shadow will also die. (That's why Lola and her gang have not been killed after occupying Moria's castle for so long, because there are their shadows among the zombies. 🧟‍♂️Zombies will die when they die. It is also mentioned in the plot. But it was only mentioned, so you may not have noticed) Come on [Learn]

It's rare to have a fan who cuts the red eyes [Chigua][Chigua][Chigua]

Personally, I feel that traveling with girls is no longer complete.