Anime Crossover: Swapping Bodies with Toyokawa Sakiko from the Start

A very good subject matter, the writing is normal, the logic is normal, and basically non-toxic, but... The author may have to make up for the knowledge related to music and musical instruments, otherwise it will seem a little too abstract [Love]

The author handles the problems in the Ku Lai Xi Ku band very well. Although Xiangzi has not completely given up on the face-saving thing, he has already let go. Deng also received an explanation from Xiangzi, "I didn't mean to say that you're not good at singing, it's just because you can't put it down." The plot is connected normally, and there is no deliberate rounding up. As for the magical girl, the protagonist is similar to "I Want to Become a Twin Tail", with a change of autonomy, and she still looks like a woman in two parts. It can be regarded as a daily series mixed with a little magical girl.

Hahahahahahaha, it's so reasonable. Using magical girls to solve Mujika's unreasonable situation is quite similar to the book I read last month that used cultivating immortals to interpret the New Three Kingdoms. As long as the author continues to update, we will immediately support you as the new Kakimoto Hiro, just call him Takahashi Yuu [laughs]

Very nice, [Like] [Like] [Like] Recommended Advantages: The start of exchanging bodies with Xiangzi is very innovative, and the solution to the problem of Kulai Xiku is also very reasonable. The character description and psychology are all very good. The shortcomings (in my personal opinion) are that the magical girl elements feel a bit redundant, and there are too many stitches, so it's easy to lose track of them all. After all, everyone is probably attracted by the cover and the title of Hen Ka Chuang Fei [awkward laughter] to read the real Yichuang. I suggest you write more about the band. You can save other ingenious ideas for the next book. Finally, I suggest the author to write ✍🏻 fan comics with themes that are as close to each other as possible, so that they are less likely to be dramatized. You can write a few more, but don't mix them together (although the blending is reasonable, it feels weird, and it doesn't look like a drama)

Children, this book is like a military pot. All the character settings are added to it, and then you stir it and take a few bites, and you find that it is actually quite delicious. Full marks! [Adoration][Adoration][Admiration][Blowing kiss][Flowing kiss][Flowing kiss] Chihaya Aine, do you like humans so much? It's abstract to me. The author has become a god. Only a god can write such a divine book. It's hard to say that this could have been written by humans. 10.18, God's Fall Day

Novel subject matter, and abstract to the extreme [face covering]

To be honest, I came here just to watch Xiangzi. Recently, there have been too many characters involved. Xiangzi's plot is less and the viewing experience is not very good compared to the previous chapters. Moreover, my personal preference is that I hope Xiangzi has a single female protagonist. After all, the situation of the protagonist and Xiangzi is special and has been specially portrayed in the previous chapters [Love]

So far it suits my taste [Blowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss], it's very nice and it has healed my pain of watching the hen card. I look forward to the follow-up

It's pretty good. The character structure and other aspects are handled well in the middle and upper reaches of the relationship. However, the main line is not clear. I still don't know whether the main line is the darkness of the Toyokawa family or simply the emotional line as the main line and the magic side as a supplement. It is just a branch line. Although there are many characters, they are all handled well and they are not considered the origin of Stallion's liking. They all focus on the writing and ink, which makes it more comfortable to watch. As for transforming into a girl to communicate with others? In fact, it does not affect reading very much. It mainly depends on personal preference. This kind of transformation setting increases diversity to a certain extent, but its extension is that it requires more words. Fortunately, there is a timely reporting of identity at the end without hesitation, and it does not touch the line of stomachache. There is too little writing about other male characters. In fact, some scenes with other male supporting characters can be added, such as elbow strikes or those in the group. It can be clearly felt that the author's joyful emotions are very obvious when portraying these people. The audience seems to be happier. If more of these scenes are interspersed, it can greatly alleviate the tiredness of the emotional line.

Really pretty! The author's writing is very good, and it captures the daily life of youth in Riqing. Although the story structure and rhythm feel a little immature, it is very interesting and spiritual.