Anime Crossover: Who Taught You to Run a Umbrella Corporation Like This?
综漫，谁教你这么开保护伞公司的
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 862k Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 8
Transmigrating Into a Crossover Anime World
Are there any novels whose female lead is like Kosaki Onodera from Nisekoi and Yuzuru Nishimiya from A Silent Voice?
The Protagonist Develops Cutting-Edge Technology and Works Behind the Scenes as a Mastermind, Like Umbrella Corporation in Resident Evil
As the title says, the protagonist threatens the world with technological conspiracies. He's forceful and uncompromising, with no business scheming or endless arguing.
(Crossover: Manga + Films + Anime + Quick Transmigration) Irresistible Female Lead
Looking for books like "Quick Transmigration: My Unreliable Host Can Forget Anything". Thanks for the recommendations 🙏🏻 (Please no stories where the heroine is abused, like having her heart cut out or being forced to win someone over, or where she's plain-looking, etc. Some of my personal favorite plot elements are fine, like coercion or a female rival character who serves the plot.)
Martial Arts and Fighting Novels Like Kengan Ashura and Baki, Preferably With a Crossover Cast ♡
Marvel Universe Novels, Preferably Marvel
Looking for Novels Where the Protagonist Makes or Modifies Weapons, Firearms, Gadgets, or Machinery
Crossover Anime Is Dead: 500,000 Words Is the Hurdle. How Many New Crossover Anime Novels Can Even Make It?
Looking for books like "All-Fandom Gourmet: Starting with Glowing Cuisine." Share your favorites!!
Can Anyone Help Me Find a Novel?
The female lead is forced by the System to win over the male lead. She refuses, so the System punishes her in all sorts of ways. She tries to escape the city but can’t get out. The male lead awakens and notices all kinds of strange things happening, while the female lead hates him. ( ๑ŏ ﹏ ŏ๑ ) What even is this?
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Five stars, but it describes the fighting scenes. To be honest, when I saw Chapter 30, I didn't see any connection with biochemistry.
I can't see where the Resident Evil virus is, but the fighting is very exciting. I could change the title of the book.
Entering the main line of evolution, the system takes off. I'm raising money here, is this a prequel?
I'm a bit confused. It's clear that demi-humans can be transformed into unconscious zombies through viruses. Why don't they think of ways to lure Sato into a more closed space (he enjoys killing, so sacrifice some employees to lure him into a closed space to deal with him) Once Sato is caught, the rest of them will basically be calabash boys rescuing grandpa. They will cause havoc everywhere and end up with the government. The only thing they have to worry about is snipers or bombs.
How can I put it? Except for the one about biochemistry, everything else is very good. I hope that the progress of that biochemistry can be faster.
The fighting scenes are really good to watch, why not change the track and change the title of the book to focus on fighting?
Although the system doesn't have it, don't underestimate the bond between me and Bucky.
May I ask when the protagonist's head grew back?
It's very beautiful, with many elements blended together to add daily combat. I've always wanted to find this kind of show, but rarely do I try. It just feels like the progress is too slow, and there are too many things integrated together. It feels a bit messy later on.
The author's progress is visible to the naked eye, and his imagination is rich and straightforward. No sloppiness at all! I saw the current updates in one go, which is so cool! It's also sublime enough! Just like the most imaginative Ultraman, every picture is unexpected! The composition of Resident Evil is a bit low. It is recommended to start a new round of evolution around Chapter 130! Or maybe let the characters in the comics mutate. The author doesn't have to worry about other people's evaluations. Your rhythm is very good. Many novels are about 100 chapters long before the company starts. The sense of existence of the system is very low. I think this needs to be strengthened. In this situation, if there is no system, you can go to Africa to dig it up... There is information, but the production speed is extremely slow, which is also a problem.