I'm in Another World, but I've Watched Too Much Anime

It's good, but a bit sad and tragic. 🤦 Don't be fooled by the protagonist's cheerful demeanor; they're actually masking their own sadness. The world they inhabit is tragic, a place where death can strike at any moment in the city. It's unsettling to watch, using humor and memes to mask a dark world. It presents a personal growth story similar to Naruto. While it has many flaws and regrets, it tells a good story nonetheless.

This is a decent abstract story with engaging content, similar to "Tentacle Girl Raising Manual" which I've read, giving it a somewhat whimsical feel. The only drawback is the title; it didn't quite fit my expectations. I thought it was a crossover anime/manga series based on the title, but it turned out to be an abstract story. Luckily, I read all sorts of things ∠( ᐛ"∠)_

Writing novels is my hobby and my dream. Thank you for your support, readers. It feels so great to be able to express the fantasies that I've had since junior high school.

Each character is vividly portrayed. I especially love the clever combination of a fantastical world and mathematical concepts. The explanations of professional terminology add a touch of sophistication, and the peculiar feeling of having your brain overwhelmed by knowledge yet remembering nothing is vividly conveyed.

The protagonist's character design seems perfect for a Showa-era knight—a superhuman being struggling to integrate into society. When he encounters a greatsword, we'll see if the power of magic can conjure up an incredible miracle.

It's a very good book, and more importantly, the audio is very comfortable and enjoyable, I don't know why. Although it uses a lot of references, I don't find it offensive at all. To be honest, the dual-body, single-soul setting is common in many novels, but most of those novels only talk about the advantages and not the disadvantages.

A rushed ending, the allure of ambiguity. Corroded thoughts are forcibly pressed and rubbed against the floor of reality. A sense of melancholy sprouts in the heart, gradually filling the entire brain. I really hate endings; the story should have just continued... It's more painful than abruptly ending (sad).

It's good, with a lot of plot points, but everyone can understand them. However, the main character and his group are a bit too weak. Currently, the major events almost entirely rely on the main character's life force and the help of others. I hope the main character's combat power can be improved.

It's good, the plot is very interesting, but the content is too pure 🤦 There are too many jokes, but it doesn't affect the overall experience. It's still quite good, and the later parts are pretty normal. It's just that the beginning looks a little strange and slightly cluttered, but it doesn't detract from the overall enjoyment.

Awesome! I watched the latest episodes all at once. 😄😄😄 Extremely free; you can glimpse the author's mental state from the book's atmosphere 😏 It's fun to live in a world mostly populated by intelligent people 😏😏😏