Anime Crossover: Kill, Kill, Kill, Kill, Kill, Kill, Kill
综漫：杀杀杀杀杀杀杀
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- Completed
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- 350k Words
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- 1y ago
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One Female Lead Only, Absolutely No Harem. Any Genre Is Fine
Looking for Pure Absurdist, Unhinged Fun Reads
Looking for books like Naruto: Chopping Down Trees from the Start, Shocking Kurama!
Stories About the Protagonist Traveling Through Anime Worlds, Retiring, and Taking It Easy
Looking for Really Good Japanese-Style Light Novels
Looking for Funny Stories, Fanfiction, Crossover Anime, Transmigration, or Fresh Concepts
Fun-Loving Characters Who Transmigrate Into Anime Worlds
Crossover Fiction: The Quintessential Quintuplets, Yukino, Shiguang Yaoye...
Novels About Someone Who Transmigrates to Japan and Solves One Paranormal Case After Another
There are two entities. One kills people, takes their place, and then erases all traces of their existence. The other keeps borrowing things, and eventually asks to borrow someone’s heart. I think the setting says that if you believe you can live without a heart, you won’t die.
Any Good Crossover Anime Stories, Preferably Ongoing?
Chainsaw Man Fanfiction Is About to Take Off
Dads, Anyone Have Any Hilarious Anime Fanfiction?
That ending broke my brain. I want a protagonist who gets up to all kinds of ridiculous, hilarious antics in an anime world. Preferably no harem, and there should be a female lead. Absolutely no tragic endings!!!!!
A Novel About a Man Who Transmigrates to Japan, Where a System Lets Him Control Others With His Blood
Any Single-Female-Lead Japanese Anime Fanfiction? No Transmigration or Crossover Worlds
Looking for books similar to *Horimiya: Even the Lonely Want to Be Loved*.
It’s Been Ages Since I Read a Great Crossover Anime Novel. Please Recommend Some!
Looking for Everyday Life Stories Set in Multiple Anime Universes (No Naruto, One Piece, Bleach, or Pokemon)
Ideally, most of it should be everyday life, with a smaller portion involving battles, supernatural events, and so on.
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Let me just say two sentences. These two sentences are not the same as the last two sentences. These two sentences are the two sentences I just said. These two sentences are the two sentences I want to say. I think the spaghetti should be made of No. 42 Concrete. Um, the number of nails will affect the speed of the excavator. If the pillows are updated more, I think it can still be five stars.
"Uncle, I... Am going to turn into the shape of a little devil!" ❤️, Beautiful! [Like][Smile]
It's very spirited. The level of abstraction in this book is the same as the system in it. It will trick people who like to read abstract things into love and kill them with love. But it is explained at the beginning, so I give it five stars.
Since demons are born out of human fear, will there be ghoul demons? [Thinking]
Very well written. To be honest, I knew about but hadn't seen Chainsaw Man yet, and I went to see Chainsaw Man after reading the book written by the author. I thought the book written by the author was abstract enough, but I didn't expect Chainsaw Man to be even more abstract (*￣rǒ￣), even though he was stabbed at the end. I just hope ghouls don't have a lot of knives o(￣ヘ￣o#)
Wow, I want to marry pillows, not just one pillow at a time.
The homo ruffian uncle will never give in to a creature with his head
Can the author post a part 2? Please, the author is too short and not enough to read. Xiaohong is really beautiful. Don't end it hastily. I want to see the happy life of the protagonist and Xiaohong. There are too few novels written by Tomato about Xiaohong [cry][cry][cry][cry]
Enough fun, enough fun, and enough fun. Well written, watch me give a wave of ratings to the inherently evil author, the brat! ! ! What's going on? Why did you stop updating? [Awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh] Alive again?
I just asked why this writing style is so familiar. It turns out that it is the same author as the book "Changing Dolls".