Anime Crossover: My Three Kingdoms Kill Guardian Spirit Mechanic Is Maxed Out

[Anime Crossover] [Ancestor] [Invincible Protagonist]

Wu Ke, a top-tier Grand General in Legends of the Three Kingdoms, was so thrilled after pulling Quan Yi from a loot box that he died of excitement and transmigrated to Tokyo, Japan.

This world is home not only to super-conglomerates like the Shijou and Suzuki families, but also to schools such as Suzuran and Teitan.

It is one gigantic Anime Crossover mash-up.

The good news: it’s an Anime Crossover.

The bad news: it’s way too much of one.

And that’s not even counting the slice-of-life anime...

Outside Japan, things are just as chaotic.

Over in the East, there are the Eight Extraordinary Techniques, Guardian Spirits, and even the Seven Ghost-Killing Decrees, which were banned by the Celestial Court for revealing too many secrets of heaven.

Across in Britain, there is also a mighty empire that has swept across Europe, called the Holy Britannian Empire.

All right, all right. So that’s how we’re playing it?

In that case, don’t blame me for using cheats.

Divine Xun Yu, Han’s Guardian (For every 24-hour period, the first attack, skill, spell, or other effect that would deal you damage is nullified.)

Spirit Strategy (At the end of each battle, you randomly copy one ability or skill of your opponent.)

Heaven’s Aid (Once every 24 hours, you may use the skill Balance of Odd and Even. If your choice differs from your opponent’s, you either inflict a grievous injury on them or copy one of their abilities or skills.)