Western Crossover: How to Become Everyone's Favorite

The writing is all right, and the plot makes sense. The only highlight I see is that the BG is trying to make the male lead a bitch to the heartthrob. Everything else is fine.

Ahhhhhh, this is absolutely fantastic! I'm so lucky to be able to enjoy such delicious food! I've only read the first world so far, and I'm really looking forward to the crossover chapters. The idea that "intelligence is the definition of sexiness" is perfectly showcased in the crossover. The female lead is also so incredibly cute, especially considering that three seemingly rational people still clearly succumbed to her charm in the end—it's all thanks to her personal charisma! Sherlock: "You are the only point in all my logical chains that cannot be reductio ad absurdum, the only identity that I cannot solve with all my deductions." Appes: "I was supposed to see you all one last time there, but she was so strong that she pulled me out of the water in one go." Mycroft: "What do you mean by 'revealing'? My feelings for her were nothing like emotions, not even close." Appes: "You can fool yourself, but you think you can fool me?" Appes: "We're all trapped here, Mycroft, and nobody can save us."

It's really good! In the Sherlock fanfiction I read before, the main characters' insertion felt abrupt, and some "main characters" would treat Watson maliciously, which was really annoying! This fanfiction is incredibly well-written, the female lead is adorable, and the three-person dynamic is reminiscent of the first season of "Forensic Qin Ming"—they could be paired up as any of them. It's just my own random shipping, but the author clearly defines the pairings, and I thoroughly enjoyed reading it! 😆

Like! I have been deeply fascinated by the world of Sherlock since the beginning. Falling in love rationally is so sweet. (Note: The next sentence contains spoilers.) Be's main storyline ended, but I went back to it later. The beginning of the Stark storyline also perfectly ended the first world. The great detective and his lover lived a happy life!! Hart is so warm! The HP setting is also very novel. It's the first time I've seen the heroine develop in the medical field. Hahaha. Then the world view of the Marvel universe in the present tense is really big and big. I can't wait to see the modern Shura field next. Help... Stock up, stock up, this heartthrob is so cool!!! Come on 🥰Thanks for your hard work!

I find it hard to express how good this book is. The delicate emotional storyline and heartwarming daily life deeply touched my heart, and the female lead is incredibly charming; she captivated me just by standing there. She's a truly charismatic person, and this book showcases an outstanding young woman—only outstanding people can attract outstanding people. If you're feeling overwhelmed by the commentary, please read the main text. Could the author please add Newt, Percy, Sirius, Remus, and Barty Jr., And perhaps go back to the previous generation to win over Harry's parents before rescuing them? 💕 (Oh no, author, you're going to have to write so many chapters.)

It looks good, and the emotional line is okay. The most important thing is that the description of the heroine is getting better and better. She is not smart but is clever and has her own shining points. She is not completely overshadowed by the male protagonist. The supporting characters are all written very tastefully. There is no female rivalry. The relationship between men and women is very good. She is really developing in the direction of becoming a heartthrob. Therefore, I prefer the growth line of the female protagonist than the emotional line.

90% Of the writing is very good. The only possible personal highlight is that although I understand that the heroine's mission is to help some of the protagonists, when she is looked down upon/treats badly to the heroine in various ways by different protagonists in different worlds, the heroine has no grudges at all. Even if she wants to explain, prove or retaliate harmlessly in the future, she does not. She is attacked by Tom Reed with a curse, and the heroine just defends herself. Although I understand that it may be normal for Tom to do such a thing. But it doesn't mean that he has no temper at all; Iron Man started to look down on the heroine and was very contemptuous, but the heroine also... But the heroine's character towards others is not blindly soft. She also has her own temper, but she is very "soft" towards the male protagonists, which is a bit annoying for me personally, but the rest of the content is very well written!

The first one really made me cry a lot 😢😢 The heroine is very smart. In order to be around the hero more often, the heroine said she wanted to be a freelancer in the next world. I was shocked by what the system said. The writing is really good, but why can't they be together until they grow old? It's really painful for your lover to die in front of you 😢 😢 Watching the first episode of the HP world, Sherlock will time travel to Nana, right? 😢 😢 😢 😢 🥺 🥺 🥺 🥺 The author must write sweet articles, not to be abusive 😢 😢 I can't stand it 😢 😢 😢 😢

Very pretty. The plot is not procrastinating and the pace is fast. Although I have a premonition that there will be an unclean male protagonist, it is still a pity (ps: I have never seen Iron Man, so I don't know if it is clean or not. I just read a bit of all types of literature)

Omg, the heroine and Locke are really close to each other, and the author's writing is really good. PS: Although it's a good match, I felt weird when I watched it. Maybe it's because I didn't expect Locke to fall in love.