Anime Crossover: Where's the Love Triangle? I Want to See Bloodshed

The writing is quite good. Crayon Shin-chan has stopped updating all the comics. I hope the author can persevere. There are so many five-star reviews even before it is recommended. I feel like you have a great future [facepalm]

It's very good. I originally didn't like the setting of Shinnosuke growing up, but after watching it, I found that it was unexpectedly good. Even if the elements of Crayon Shin-chan are removed, it is still an excellent romance light novel. However, the latest two chapters of Nekomata's Ghost Story feel a bit unclear and disconnected from the previous content. Although it's not annoying, I personally would like to see more about Xiaoxin's success in Kendo, or their interaction with Xiao Aifeng. All in all, it's still very good. Judging from the overall level of Tomato, the five-star rating may be a little high, but it's not too bad. Keep up the good work, author.

I slipped away when I first saw it. After all, many authors couldn't understand how to write Xiaoxin, let alone become Xiaoxin. But today I clicked in and took a look and found out that it is so good. Xiaoxin's character has not changed and the writing is not embarrassing at all. It is also very awesome.

God of Gods, the author wrote it very well. This is what Crayon Shin-chan wants, freedom, invincibility, full of luck, full of love and love, manipulating the world line at will, plus returning to the daily life of nature, it's so cool

Brothers, this writing is okay. In Crayon Shin-chan, it is already good. The character design is also relatively consistent. Some unreasonable places will be reasonable based on reality.

It's a very good fan novel, but it's a pity that Meng Mei didn't appear. Even Nohara Sasashi did. It's a pity that Meng Mei didn't appear. Meng Mei has quite a few scenes in the anime, so it's really a pity that she is not written about in the novel.

The writing is very good, very pure Japanese light novel style. Especially Xiaoxin's shaping is so pure, it's like ice. The reason why I gave it 8 points is because the author chose the protagonist Xiaoxin. To be honest, Xiaoxin's character design is actually not suitable for the common Japanese love light novels. I would be more able to accept it if it was a chuunibyou. I have to admit that Xiaoxin's style makes me a little uncomfortable to read, but it is a good book for people who can accept this style. What most readers are more accepting of is a Chinese-style protagonist. Remove the Japanese-style Asashi and add some decisiveness and tenacity. The protagonist of this book is actually more in line with the taste of some light novel readers, and the Japanese style is more pure. If the author could try to use the same level of writing and characterization to write about abstract characters or daily mini-methods, I feel like he's going to get something wrong. Thank you for your hard work. I look forward to seeing you in the next book. By the way, the reading time is because I read it in the small size, so I changed it to the large size to comment.

It's okay. I don't know how to deal with multiple female protagonists in the future, but there is basically no suspense as soon as Nanazi appears. Now it looks okay, and all aspects are handled well. I can feel that the author has tried his best to fit the role of Xiaoxin. How can I put it? He may be very mature, but he will always say some incomprehensible things. It feels like it has been written quite well.

It's really good. I finally found a Shinnosuke fanfic. This one is really great. It combines with other anime to make it more three-dimensional and full, and both Ai and Nanako can be together with Shinnosuke.

First of all, this is not Crayon Shin-chan's normal life when he grows up. This is the skin that traveled through time and became Crayon Shin-chan. This depends on personal choice. I just saw how many female characters appeared in Chapter 23. Is this going to open a big harem?