Anime Crossover: Unlucky E, But Destined to Meet Powerful Allies

This is my favorite crossover anime/manga novel. The female lead has her own pursuits and always sticks to her principles no matter the circumstances. The relationship between the system and the female lead is more like "She is the rose I raised," "I hope she can bloom, I hope everyone loves her, she deserves all the good things in the world."

Marry me (This sentence, though only two words, reveals a hint of aloofness and nonchalant composure, perfectly matching my unrestrained personality. The ending period is polite yet distant, aptly displaying my noble and elegant temperament. Handsome man, you are truly as beautiful as a jade tree in the wind, a peerless beauty, gentle as jade, stirring my heart.

Wow! It's really good. The plot feels like two clueless newbies stumbling around blindly. The female lead is unlucky, but she happens to meet a lot of good people, and the system even gives her special treatment. She's lucky, but she's just an ordinary person.

Absolutely amazing! I love it so much! Please keep updating, author!!! I really love Liuli's character. I don't know how to describe the feeling, but unlike other novel heroines who are incredibly powerful and intelligent from the start—not that they're bad, but I still prefer Liuli.

It's so good! Tuo Zong's love for the female lead is so touching; he even gave up his position on the scriptwriting team. Mori, too, used such low-level tactics for the female lead within the same timeline, making him seem completely unlike himself. The female lead's character was very realistic, though it became a bit weak later on. But her relationship with Mori really touched me.

Unlike many other books, this one is written in the first person. From what we've seen so far, the female protagonist isn't some top-tier strategist, nor is she a complete novice; she has a somewhat ordinary, unassuming feel (more like a normal person). She's not indifferent to things, nor does she overreact in an overly dramatic way.

It's good; it's rare to find a female lead who's so normal.

This book is a slow burner, with the plot starting early, but it has many merits. The protagonist isn't very intelligent, has a weak constitution, and his luck fluctuates wildly. In the early stages, aside from the system, he's lagging behind Bungo Stray Dogs in everything.

The writing is good, although it's a bit drawn out, but the characters aren't out of character. The female lead is a character who grows stronger, and she has a gentle personality. Seeing the Honmaru world makes me really look forward to seeing her grow stronger and stronger. The later parts fell into clichés.

It's a heartwarming story. The main character is adorable, powerful yet gentle. She's not like the typical female protagonist in a wish-fulfillment novel; she's just like the girls around us. The yellowish-brown button is really annoying. Moreover, it's a story from a Japanese anime, so for someone like me who hasn't read it, it's not very relatable.