Anime Crossover: I’m a Character Written by a Blonde Loser

After reading Chapter 13, the face-changing heroine is revealed, and there are signs of a clone. If you feel that you can't accept it, just run away. Anyway, I ran away [thoughts]

Why do you like to do things like wearing a waistcoat and hiding your head and tail [awkward laugh]

In fact, there is a bug in this system. Anyone who has been a T0 knows how popular it is to be good-looking, and the protagonist can pinch his face at will, and directly create a face that is unique, unparalleled in the world, and the face of a country. Doesn't it come after admitting his power?

It's well written and quite interesting. Let me talk about one of the poisonous points that emerged when I read this book so far: the protagonist will change his face every time he creates an identity, but he will not change completely and will retain his own characteristics. The advantage is: when creating an identity in this book, there will be no clones, it will all be the original identity. But this poisonous point is acceptable to me, and it is not considered a poisonous point, but some readers may feel uncomfortable. Okay, author, keep writing, the more the better, the more the better [Blow a kiss] [Attention] Updates are discontinued. When will the author come back and when will I change the rating?

Master, you should update, don't die just after you come out [cover face] [cover face] [cover face] [cover face] [cover face] [cover face] [cover face] [cover face] [cover face] [cover face] [cover face] [cover face] [cover face] [cover face] [cover face] [cover face] [cover face] [cover face] [cover face] [cover face] [cover face]

It's really hard to have a face transplant [Chigua]

What attracts me is the novel identity setting. I have read the latest chapter 48 so far. Advantages: The setting is novel, the emotional line and plot are logical. Disadvantages: The setting is novel, and switching accounts back and forth to face different female protagonists can easily break down the character and the plot, which tests the writing style (the face of each account is set to have a 50% fluctuation in the text). In addition, various animations have a mixed world view, including ghosts, gods, super powers and so on (I don't watch many such animations, so I don't comment much). As a harem love story, as of Chapter 48, I recommend it. The face floating setting has been modified by the author. I have watched the anime "Tomori Nao". At the end, the male protagonist has the super power to devour the world. Is the world view a little big? Ps: It's a very strange feeling. It's okay if there's only a female protagonist. If the male protagonist of the anime is there, it'll be weird, but it's harmless.

It's run. Speaking of which, I remember that Tomato had a similar method. It seems that I am still high but fortunately I can slip away quickly. Sometimes I wonder if this is really written by a human being?

There is no need to change the face. If the face is changed, there should be less of a Shura field plot.

The young master still likes Yinglili as always