A Supernatural Crossover: They All Call Me the King of Picking Up Girls

Don't worry, there won't be any female characters left out. I'll put those female protagonists with personality flaws who aren't suitable for dungeons in the everyday world. Leaving out female characters is a big taboo in crossover anime, and the author knows that. If you have any other female leads you'd like to see, feel free to leave a comment below. I'll consider adding them as appropriate.

This crossover story combines the currently popular themes of the supernatural and supernatural tales, and it's quite well-written. Among the many slice-of-life crossover stories where characters constantly end up in a service club and get led around by the nose, it stands out. The protagonist has a great personality—goal-oriented, intelligent, and knows how to conduct himself appropriately.

This is great! It's a well-written and satisfying story! 😍(¯▽¯)👍 This is the first time I've seen a crossover anime like this on Tomato, it's so good! The male lead is a rare type who knows how to take the initiative, which is much better than those who just wait for the female lead to come to them without doing anything. I hope he gets more fans and I hope there will be more updates~(¯▽¯~)

This is the best crossover anime/manga novel I've ever read. The male lead is incredibly decisive in pursuing the female lead, without any hesitation. He's portrayed as an experienced and intelligent veteran of bizarre dungeons, which are held once a week, and most of them are bizarre and strange. I think if it continues at this pace, it will definitely become a great book.

I initially thought it was just a clichéd horror story wrapped in anime veneer, but after a closer look, I found it to be quite well-written. The plot is reasonable and tight, and the little tropes and conflicts don't feel awkward. Even those who don't understand it can enjoy it as a good, purely original book, and those who do understand it won't feel it's out of character. The two are cleverly combined. Overall, it's a pretty good book.

Well written. The plot is similar to *Death Kaleidoscope* and *The Haunted House*, featuring multiple female protagonists. The protagonist is a second-time player; at the end of the first playthrough, the protagonist became a being similar to the ghost god Yang Jian, but all the female protagonists died, so the protagonist restarted.

This crossover anime/manga story is just perfect for me! The protagonist showed off right from the start, scaring the aloof Yukino out of her wits. I burst out laughing at that! ** The author really understands the appeal of contrast – Yukino appears to be an ice queen, but she gets both embarrassed and annoyed by the protagonist, and I frantically took screenshots of the classic 'avalanche'…

Of all the crossover anime I've read, this one has a rare male protagonist who is both intelligent and has clear goals. There aren't any unnecessary filler scenes, and the main plot doesn't drag. However, the genre is a relatively niche supernatural tale based on supernatural rules, but thankfully I enjoy it 😋.

The characters and plot are well-developed, and the main character is also quite good. He has a calm and composed demeanor, as if he's in complete control, which I like—a straightforward and generous personality with a natural charm. I love watching it! (๑•̀ㅂ•́)ﾉ➹♡ Keep it up! (ง •̀_•́)ง

I just finished reading the second part of the story, "Return of the Soul," and I found it quite interesting. The relationship between the male and female leads progressed gradually without any abrupt changes. If the characters don't fall apart, it will be very engaging.