Anime Crossover: Please Stop Wrecking the Worldview!

Chapters 58 to 66 are simply divine, truly divine. I've never seen a fanfiction about Mother Hen Card written so brilliantly. It's no exaggeration; it's like a multitude of immortals. I originally thought the original author had already reached the pinnacle of artistry, but now I realize that was merely the foot of the mountain.

It's very well written. The protagonist's ignorance of the plot makes the story flow more smoothly and prevents it from becoming too boring. Furthermore, the absence of an omniscient, all-knowing, and easily adaptable character, combined with the anime fanfiction, creates a genuine anime feel, avoiding any abrupt or disjointed integration with the anime storyline.

This is truly a fan-made work that has completely ruined the original, and the way it's wrapped up is also very skillful. It's a relatively realistic anime that's turned into a comedy. The slice-of-life and battle scenes are both very good, and it has also made up for many regrets. It's really amazing. I hope they can stitch together Cardcaptor Sakura later.

It's incredibly good, really! As a rather sentimental anime fan (who appreciates truth, goodness, and beauty), it truly captures the essence of anime culture. It has joy, sadness, conflict, and tranquility, and each character is very well-developed. It's absolutely fantastic. This is the third novel I've gifted to Yangshizi (a Chinese online literature platform). The first two were taken down due to various issues. I hope my actions don't affect the author ( ).

Well, if this is truly the author's first book, as they claim, then they have a natural talent for this kind of writing. Especially impressive is how well they brought the characters to life as the plot unfolded, leading to the experience of being elbowed by a character and forced to rewrite the script – that's truly remarkable. Does this mean only nerdy guys can write about real love?

This is a crossover anime/manga series, currently incorporating various anime/manga worlds, including *Kiko*, *Kiki*, *Your Name*, and *Chuunibyou*. The protagonist is a Planeswalker who has experienced at least Warhammer, The Last 3, Honkai Impact 3, and Madoka Magica worlds. He lacks magic in reality and relies on the energy emanating from the sincerity of others to replenish it.

This is a hilarious and quirky crossover anime/manga story! The various settings and plots are incredibly interesting, and the characters are very faithful to the source material. The main storyline, the girl band subplot, and the fantasy/battle subplots are all well-integrated. It's so good, I want to write this for a lifetime! The later parts weren't very good; the entertaining moments decreased significantly, and it became more boring than interesting.

A really fun book, I'm giving it five stars. I'm really curious about the protagonist's physical stats. He could crawl out of Warhammer, so he should at least be able to tear apart a great demon with his bare hands, right? 😏😏 And after experiencing a series of awful worlds, his mental state is still like a normal person. What kind of wolf-slayer is this protagonist? 😏

It's well-written, but it only has one female lead, so I have to leave. 🤦

The comedic moments were very well integrated; for example, the scene where the Palico imitated a meow dream almost killed me with laughter. Furthermore, the story's pacing was excellent, something many authors struggle with. I hope the author can maintain this level of control and continue to produce high-quality content.