Anime Crossover Simulator: Starting With Egoism!

Five-star support. First of all, the beginning is toxic. The author may have "borrowed" the beginning or the character design. It seems to me that I have seen similar opening characters before, so I will ignore the poisonous points for now. Nowadays, it is very rare for Nishimiya Glass to write the main plot around "The Shape of Sound", and the plots that are rated well in the simulation are very nice, and the psychological description of the real protagonist is ignored in the middle. Just watch and cherish it. I just had the guts to finish "The Shape of Sound", and I still hope to give Nishimiya Glass a good ending. Although the movie is a little sweet at the end, just like the simulation rated as "excellent" in the article, there may still be a gome over, and the ending of Glass is still bad.

It's a great work, but the scope is too wide. Judging from the progress of the simulator, it is very difficult for the protagonist to complete the redemption of the character and self-perfection. The shelf is a bit too big, and I am a little afraid that the author will not be able to hold it back. I hope the author will not collapse in the future.

It's good-looking, it has the identity of the protagonist, but no destiny. The fantasy of ordinary people, the inescapable class. It is obviously a novel, but it is written with a bit of reality. The life of ordinary people is suppressed, not understood by relatives, and distrusted by friends. But can there be a glimmer of hope in despair?

The emotional drama is very delicately written and deserves five-star praise. I hope you will keep it up and the author will do more.

Tomato is a rare high-quality fanfic. I read the last high-quality one last year. I finished it in one sitting at night. As a college student, I went through junior high school and high school, but have not yet entered the society. After reading it, I felt very complicated. I had a lot to say, but I just didn't know how to express it. I hope to pursue love, but I am anxious about the future life. I always want to do a big career in the future, but I feel unable to start. When I read it, I always feel a sense of suffocation, which makes people breathless. This may be the confusion of contemporary college students about the future.

It feels pretty good. I recommend that brothers read a book and listen to a song, Sakura Sakura Wants to See You. This poem is absolutely touching, believe me. I hope the author can make the protagonist empathize with the memory of the simulator so that it can appear more desolate and sad. I really like this kind of novel theme, and I didn't expect anyone to write it. Please, don't be a eunuch anymore, just keep writing. As long as you are not a eunuch, I will keep chasing you.

It's great. It's been a long time since I've seen a novel with such delicate emotional descriptions. The characters are also very close to the original work, and it feels very immersive. Come on author, you are writing well, believe in yourself and keep writing. Don't leave it unfinished, don't leave it unfinished, and don't finish it all at once. But I also hope that the author will update it faster. Reading it all at once is not enough! At the same time, I also hope that the author's firefighting work will be safe and smooth [laughs][laughs]

Yes, you should be patient and read it. It should be 9.3. If it plays as usual, it is no less than the comprehensive manga simulator I have read. However, it only has 76 chapters, so it is difficult to evaluate it in detail. As for the first volume, I think Nishimiya Glass in The Shape of Dialogue is quite friendly. Looking forward to the next description of real life, after all, it will be a pseudo-harem type as expected (the author strongly recommends that except when going to the toilet, be more conscious and tie yourself in front of the computer [laughing]) The parentheses are cancelled, because the author is not (the author's) main job, please pay attention to safety. Finally, Shiina Mashiro is not bad, Sanmu Shoujo [smile]

It's rare that Tomato can describe it in detail. Although the protagonist's personality is still a bit awkward at present, after many simulations, a small amount of changes have slowly appeared. The only thing that makes me absolutely uncomfortable is that the simulations are too frequent and the real-life plot advances too slowly. Although a large number of simulations in the early stage will enhance the protagonist's background, the simulation plot is too perfect. In reality, no one knows his abilities and is useless. It feels too fragmented. I don't mean to show off everywhere, in fact, the protagonist himself simulates for the rewards to improve his life and enrich himself. At least there should be a little balance between reality and simulation progress. In this way, every time the protagonist simulates a perfect ending, the reality only lasts a few days. That doesn't make much sense. The simulator is just better for making realistic protagonists convenient. Turn tragedy into comedy, turn the ordinary into the extraordinary. Instead of the simulator buzzing around, the actual plot is still moving forward at a snail's pace. Forget about the author, it's better to adjust the proportions. Not preaching, just a suggestion. Although it is a simulation article, it is not just for the sake of simulation. The reality of the plot, which is only a few days old, is too difficult to bear. And the once-a-day simulation is too ridiculous. After reading the update later, I feel like the author has adjusted the number of simulations. I still hope I can grasp the proportions of a simulated plot.

It feels good, the protagonist is quite realistic, but it's a different kind of simulator. He is no longer the type to be invincible and do whatever he wants, but I saw that he was introduced to several female protagonists at first, but now he only has a single female protagonist, Nishimiya Glass. OK, see this for now It's very interesting. In a book as uneven as Tomato, I feel it's pretty good. Come on!