Anime Crossover: The Qilin Prodigy of the Xuanyuan Clan

The most enjoyable read so far, a "Real-Practice" themed story. The female leads so far include Rai, Kiryuin, Sakura Airi, Asada, and Shiina. I recommend focusing entirely on "Real-Practice." It's currently the best-written "Real-Practice" story I've seen, although the update schedule is a bit irregular.

It's well-written. The male lead doesn't fawn over women, speaks with grace and tact, and doesn't deliberately smear the original male lead, who was also well-written. Hachiman is inherently like that, and the male lead goes to redeem him; Tomoya really did a good job. The male lead's handling of these female leads is also quite good. In summary: it's very good for a crossover anime/manga story, and the plot has no major flaws. 😄😄😄😄

This book is really well-written, with few flaws. The characters with influence genuinely utilize their power, unlike other books where characters have influence but don't use it and have to rely on themselves. The protagonist achieves point freedom right from the start, unlike most others who don't even have 20 million points by the end of the semester.

The casting of the female lead is truly baffling. It's as if some invisible group vote is controlling things. They cast a wide net first, and those with low votes end up as the flesh-and-blood female supporting characters the author claims are amazing.

It's quite good, but I really don't recommend pairing the male leads from the original work with other characters. Some of them are just bad choices. Since it's a crossover anime, you should either omit some of the male leads from the original work that are too difficult to write and replace them with other characters from the plot. However, I hope the author will do better in their next book. Keep it up!

I've finished reading the first volume of *Classic of Fiction*. Firstly, I don't know if it's a good or bad thing that I didn't blindly accept all the heroines. Personally, I think it's a bit of a shame that some heroines weren't accepted. I saw comments saying that Yotsuba wasn't accepted in *The Quintessential Quintuplets*? And Yui from *My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU* wasn't accepted either?

It's pretty good. I wasn't initially interested because of the short word count and low ratings, but there are so few Classroom anime series out there. I was surprised to find it quite good. It's basically invincible, with no major flaws. It's straightforward and satisfying. The female lead doesn't have a slow, ambiguous relationship. However, fanfiction can't be too explicit.

I haven't read this book for a while, and only now do I realize how much controversy it's caused. Let me briefly share my thoughts. Initially, I wasn't too bothered by the Quintessential Quintuplets issue. We didn't have much contact with each other, and I could accept the original couple not being broken up, so I was okay with it when the controversy started.

Personally, I think it's well-written, with a satisfying, exhilarating feel. The male lead seems intelligent and hardworking, and with his incredible family background, he's practically unstoppable. He effortlessly wins over various female leads, but without mindless actions; he explains the reasons and adds emotional depth to the plot.

It's very good. The main character is vividly portrayed. Although I have a collecting habit, what does that have to do with the novel? People who can overcome their collecting habit can take a look, but if you can't, please don't make things difficult for the author. This is already worthy of being on my bookshelf. 👍