Playing House in a Crossover Anime World

It's been half a month since I started reading the book, and I realized that I haven't written a book review yet, haha Those who like to read fanfiction will probably like this one. The heroine is a complete little adult. I like this kind of cute novel where the protagonist is a real child rather than an adult who travels through time and takes on the body of a child. It would be really embarrassing for an adult to pretend to be a child... The heroine is really a super cute little adult. I wonder if you have read a foreign novel called Little Princess. The character of the heroine is a bit similar to that of a calm and reliable girl who always behaves very reliably. However, because she is a child, she will show cute emotions and behaviors that are overwhelmed from time to time. I am bt and I really love her. She is so adorable! The big brothers are also so warm. It's just the process of saving each other. For readers, it's really happy to see their favorite characters with regrets come to such a warm world and have a large group of trustworthy family members. Support support

This article is very nice, and the world view is quite interesting. Let me talk about the changes of Gojo Aiko first. From the beginning to the later stage, there is actually such a subtle and silent feeling that the mentality, some personality characteristics, and the above subtle changes are happening bit by bit in this casual corner. This can be said that if you think about it carefully, you can find that from the first chapter to the present, you can already see some differences. In fact, it is quite big, but if you look carefully, wow, it is not that big of a change. But this change is towards a positive change. In fact, each of them can be regarded as a kind of half-black, but leaning towards white, a light gray character. After all, people are usually not said to have two sides, black and white, or gray, but I feel that they are more positive, but according to their experience, they are dyed a little bit black, so they are light gray. This is my opinion, it is a subtle change, but I like this change very much.

Very good early stage! It's heartwarming, and everyone has a character arc! In a big family, although identity is a bit blurry, generally everyone has his or her own place. In the later stages, it became a bit blurry. Aiko has more and more, no new members are added to the family, and the summoned family members gradually fade out of Aiko's life. Be mentally prepared that compared to ordinary characters in the anime world, their presence in Aiko will become less and less, and Aiko's attitude towards ordinary people will also become arrogant. However, as a person with super powers, it is normal for Aiko to have stronger and stronger abilities and change in mentality. As a reader watching Aiko grow up, I may have discovered some problems, but I am reluctant to say anything. I hope my son will always be happy.

Beautiful, you will always be moved by the warm daily life! It's so difficult to deal with things like Odasaku and the five-member group that I really cried to death [crying] Come on!

Aiko is super cute, which greatly completed many of the points that made me burst into tears. Although there are a lot of things I haven't seen yet, it doesn't affect my viewing. Although I don't know the past and don't recognize many of the characters [face covering] [face covering] [face covering], it still makes me want to watch this anime [shy] [shy] [shy]. Are you considering doing some daily holiday animation? It's similar to Pokémon~[smile][smile][smile] (But if Pokémon can summon family members... It seems to be only Pokémon?), Or magic users, idols, hehe, I want to see Aiko transform [face-covering][face-covering][face-covering]

The setting is novel, but not quite what I imagined. The story about Kuroko's basketball in the early stage accounts for more than half of the plot. It is obvious that the main world is a curse, but it is more like the main world is basketball. Because I don't read many Japanese comics, the only ones I'm interested in are Mingke, Fumino, and Juhui, so I don't have the patience to read them any further. However, I highly recommend it to people who read enough movies. It's a redemption-healing novel.

The writing in the early and middle stages was good, but the middle and later stages were a little delayed. The infancy stage was a bit long, and I couldn't get to the main line. It was a pity that I wanted to tie it up, and I kept hesitating whether to keep it or not. Overall, the writing is okay and can be read.

Looks good! ! ! (Ps: Can the author bring out the gentle Red King Zhou Fangzun~ [Shy]

From Aiko being trapped in the Gojo family, to Aiko having a large family and traveling around the world. The writing is about daily life, but very warm. Especially when I see Aiko gradually getting more and more family members who love her, and slowly transforming from an unfamiliar and mature child into a childish child, I always feel that I have let go of some of my shackles, as if I have someone to accompany me and can always be a carefree child. It's not finished yet, and I haven't read the latest chapter yet, but I've read the previous chapter twice!

It's very interesting to watch, Aiko is very cute, you can see Aiko's growth, and the adventures in another world are also very good. It is centered on the daily life of Aiko and the others when they go on vacation in another world. They eat, drink, play, hang out, and solve problems smoothly. This is the type of daily life I like to watch. Naruto: Naruto is a familiar Japanese comic, and I know the plot relatively well. I have never been exposed to Jojo and Teyvat, but this article gave me a good experience. I can patiently read the article instead of quickly skipping (crossing over). All in all, it's a rare good article, five-star recommendation! [Praise]