A Cleaner in a Crossover World

First: Not a bulldozer, but you'll take down the first transmigrator within 100 chapters, or even 80 if you're quick. Second: Take down the second transmigrator and start taking off. While your initial combat strength is weak, your protagonist won't suffer; it's just normal, albeit slow, development.

Some people believe the protagonist is also a transmigrator, and therefore unsuitable for being a street cleaner. First, let me clarify that the protagonist is a reincarnated person, not a transmigrator. Isekai (otherworld) novels are mainly divided into three categories: original protagonist, which is self-explanatory; the remaining two are reincarnation and transmigration.

To be honest, I've witnessed the author's growth from the Dark Zone series to now, and I hope this crossover anime series can grow to its conclusion.

In this anime-themed novel, I was forced to become a street cleaner. When I finished reading it, I was completely captivated by its magic. Every word was like a sparkling gem, radiating inspiration. Under the author's pen, every character was so three-dimensional and vivid, as if they were alive right before my eyes.

It's good, I love reading it, but it's too short. Author, keep it up! I hope it reaches a proper, perfect ending. Author, don't doubt yourself, this book is very good, the pacing is steady, and the characters are all intelligent. I think the plot is excellent, the emotional progression is also very good, and the story has only been going on for less than a year, yet the protagonist's power level…

It's alright. Regarding the issue of weak combat power, imagine a new employee joining the company. As the boss, you wouldn't immediately assign them the most important tasks, would you? You'd definitely give them one or two smaller tasks to test their abilities. So, from the author's perspective, the first mission is a small test.

Just finished reading it. When reading this type of novel, I usually just let my brain wander and read slowly. As long as it's not too illogical, I can accept it. At the beginning, I read some comments suggesting the book wasn't very good, but after reading the currently updated parts, I think it's actually quite good.

It's good! The everyday scenes are appropriate and reasonable, making it very comfortable to read. What I don't like is the constant portrayal of the male lead's misery and the excessive Chinese influence. Since it's a crossover with Japanese anime, the focus should be on immersion and a sense of spatial awareness in the environment. Too much Chinese influence makes it feel unrealistic.

The main and side plots are handled well. It's not some particularly dangerous world. Some people are eager to see the protagonist increase his strength, but there's no need. The author has a safety net, so what are you afraid of? He introduces various powerful enemies and constant world-ending or species extinction scenarios. Just relax and enjoy the story.

I'm giving the author five stars for a simple reason: this book contains something I rarely see in other books—a reflection and interpretation of love for oneself and others. While the word "love" isn't explicitly mentioned, each paragraph reveals the author's understanding of love: "giving and responsibility."