
Anime Crossover: How I Spoiled an Angel Rotten
综漫:关于我宠废天使这事
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Anime Crossover: Starting with an Encounter with an Angel综漫:从邂逅天使开始Alternate title on Fanqie
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See allJapanese Light Novels Where the Male Lead Goes Abroad to Study
Looking for stories similar to In a World of Anime Crossovers, I Was Picked Up by an Angel from the Start. Please stop recommending youthful coming-of-age stories. I’m begging you, I really don’t like tsunderes. I really don’t enjoy reading about them. Recommend something with an angel like this, and please don’t add weird unrelated books. Japanese-style stories only.
Looking for Funny Stories, Fanfiction, Crossover Anime, Transmigration, or Fresh Concepts
What Are the Masterpiece Fan Fictions on Tomato? (∩_∩)
Everyone, recommend some books! I'm browsing to see if there's anything good.٩̋(๑˃́ꇴ˂̀๑) Also, many thanks to you all! (≧∇≦)
A Calm, Ordinary Slice of Life
Just an ordinary, peaceful life in a warm little home.
Looking for High-Quality Anime Crossover Fanfiction
Who Is Even Reading the Good Stuff in Crossover Anime Novels?!
Male Protagonist, Crossover, Everyone’s Favorite
Anime Fanfiction
I Haven’t Felt Like Reading Lately (‾᷄ᗣ‾᷅ )̧ Please Recommend Something Good
Anime Fanfiction Rated 9 or Higher
Crossover Fiction: The Quintessential Quintuplets, Yukino, Shiguang Yaoye...
Any Good Crossover Anime Fanfiction on Tomato Novel? Preferably Slice of Life
Looking for books similar to Don’t Let Conan Find Out I Have Superpowers. Nothing where almost all the characters are nobodies or where there’s a romance between men and women.
Crossover Anime and Manga Stories: Only the Good Stuff, No Filler
Please Recommend Anime Fanfiction with No Major Flaws and No Forced Plotlines, Preferably New Stories
Fanfiction Is Fine: Anime, Novels, TV Shows, Movies, Anything
Looking for Fan Fiction Like Makoto Shinkai's Works, The Quintessential Quintuplets, and A Silent Voice
Looking for books similar to Anime Crossover: Daily Life Begins with Moving in with Bochi. I want a story featuring Shoko, Bocchi, Mitsuha, Hina, and the Quintessential Quintuplets.
Are There Really No Good Crossover Stories on Tomato Novel Anymore?
Please, I’m begging you, recommend some good crossover anime stories.
Bring Out Your Best Crossover Anime Novels
Looking for books similar to "I Transmigrated into an Anime Academy and Became Student Council President".
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In Crossover Anime Stories, the Protagonist Keeps Joining the Service Club. Doesn't the Other World Have Any Sense of Danger?
Japanese Light Novels, but Not with a Single Heroine
I’ve been in a reading slump and searched for ages on Tomato, but most books are really short. Are there any longer ones, preferably over a million words? Please recommend some. I’ll also share a few, and add to the list from time to time.
There Are No More Masterpieces in Anime and Manga Crossovers. Prove Me Wrong
Crossover Stories With a Powerful Protagonist Who Has the Mindset and Presence of a True Strongman
So many crossover novels have protagonists who lack the mindset of a strong person and can't act or speak normally. They always come across as obnoxious: either they're the sarcastic sidekick, act like idiots, go full chuunibyou, or behave like useless good-for-nothings. I really don't like that.
Any Good Crossover Anime Stories, Preferably Ongoing?
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The later chapters are a significant improvement over the earlier ones. The plot after around chapter 40 is quite interesting, and the writing style has noticeably improved. Aside from a few slightly unrealistic plot points, it's clear the author has strived to depict a realistic world and a cast of realistic characters.
This is the second book I will never forget. The story is unforgettable, and the author's emotions are genuine. I could see your feelings in the letter to readers; I was deeply moved by your heart. I felt your indomitable spirit and love for the characters.
This is the best novel I've ever read, bar none. The author considered many factors when writing the "protagonist" (everyone is a protagonist in their own world), and it's superbly written, giving everyone their own soul, especially the female lead. No one is born an appendage to anyone else. Sometimes I think, how wonderful it would be if this were a single-woman novel, but when such a person appears in your life, can you remain unmoved? 🥺 @Loading ((つ≧▽≦)つ
First of all, I was very lucky to be able to read this book so soon after its completion. To be honest, I think the characters in this book, whether main or supporting, are all very vivid. The characters in the anime are too idealistic, while the characters in the book feel more real to me.
One point was deducted because there were too many jokes. It was fine at first, but it got a little cloying after a while. The main characters are very well-developed, their inner thoughts are well-described, the plot is fine and there are no major flaws, making it a highly recommended anime/manga series. Then, if the author has a large collection of anime materials, I hope to add some other anime characters.
I've been watching it for a long time, and I think it's absolutely amazing. It's in a league of its own in the crossover anime genre. Judging from the side stories, it should be a harem anime, which I personally think is a huge plus. Also, after eating so much stale stuff, this is a bit of a shock to try something more refined.
10 Points is the upper limit for the score, not your limit. I finished reading it in one go in a day and a half, and all I can say is that the author wrote it exceptionally well. First, there's the angel; you can tell the author put their heart into it, capturing the essence of Mahiru, even surpassing the original work. The sweet romance is simply amazing!
The book is great, and of course, the inclusion of my favorite character, Yukino Mahiru, is a bonus. I pray the author won't stop writing. After watching the anime, I don't have much to think about, so I often read fanfiction. After all, their story never ends; I've just lost my role as an observer.
This crossover anime fanfiction is quite good, and compared to other fanfiction, it's relatively safe (I'm sure of it). I've read about a hundred chapters so far, including two extra chapters. It wasn't until I finished the extra chapters that I was convinced this was a harem novel.
This is the best fanfiction I've ever read about Oregairu and Angel. I only started reading it after it was finished, and I regret not discovering this truly high-quality work sooner. The handling of emotions and plot is absolutely perfect, and the romance is exceptionally well-written; it's not a typical wish-fulfillment story.