Anime Crossover: My Leisurely Daily Life Is Surprisingly Busy
综漫：我的悠闲日常相当繁忙
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- Ongoing
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- 1.4M Words
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- Anime Fanfiction
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- 11d ago
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Other names
- GBC: Starting from Childhood? Are You Kidding Me?GBC：从小开始？有没有搞错？Alternate title on Fanqie
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See allLooking for High-Quality Anime Crossover Fanfiction
Who Is Even Reading the Good Stuff in Crossover Anime Novels?!
Looking for Really Good Japanese-Style Light Novels
At the Peak of a Reading Slump (Finding Books These Days Is Like Panning for Gold)
Any good books out there? I've still got a few on my shelf, but they update so slowly. Can anyone recommend some? I'll share a few books I think are good first.
One Female Lead, Pure Romance
I've read too many novels with multiple female leads. I want to try one with a single female lead.
Fanfiction, Fanfiction! Bring Out Your Best Hidden Gems!
Anything goes in other Douluo stories, just don’t bash Flanders and Zhao Wuji. And for Battle Through the Heavens, just don’t bash Xiao Yan. I really like these loyal, honorable characters. Xiao Yan’s characterization in the original is honestly great. Please, everyone.
Crossover Anime and Manga Stories: Only the Good Stuff, No Filler
High-Quality Fanfiction
High-quality anime fanfiction, preferably over 500,000 characters.
Please Recommend Anime Fanfiction with No Major Flaws and No Forced Plotlines, Preferably New Stories
No Crossover Anime, Please, Just Stories About a Single Anime
Something like Oregairu or Classroom of the Elite. No characters jumping back and forth between worlds.
Bring Out Your Best Crossover Anime Novels
Looking for books similar to "I Transmigrated into an Anime Academy and Became Student Council President".
Looking for the Latest Crossover Anime and Manga Stories
Any Music Anime Fanfiction? Crossover Anime Works Too 😭
I want something like "Multiverse: In a Music Anime, Life Is Easy and Fun". Bang Dream!, K-On!, Bocchi the Rock!, that sort of thing 😋
I'm New to Tomato, Any Good MyGO Books Here? Recommendations, Please
I want to read something similar to The Long-Term Time Reversal of Nagasaki Soyo Caused This! This book was such a satisfying read. The author's writing is delicate, and it was very comfortable to read. Does anyone have similar recommendations? (Excluding original protagonists and stories about leaving the team.)
Are There Any More MyGO Fanfiction Stories?
Looking for books like Anime Crossover: The Abyss of the Band Girls. Please recommend MyGO and Ave Mujica fanfics. The darker, more yandere, and more oppressive, the better. That's all I'm into right now.
Looking for Great GBC or MyGO Fanfiction
Looking for Japanese Light Novels
Looking for books like "Transferring to Tokyo, Then Meeting a One-Winged Girl". Something along those lines would be great, or a light novel. I've read too many other novels on Tomato and they don't really do it for me anymore.
Bocchi the Rock! Anime Fanfiction or Sequel
It reminds me of Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions. After finishing it, I feel like I have my energy back. I really want to see what happens next.
Looking for High-Quality Anime Fanfiction
Looking for Quality Girls' Band Fanfiction
Any Good Band Fics? I've Run Out of Books to Read!!!
Looking for books similar to Crossover Band: You're Eight and Already Starting a Band? You Poet!
Girls' Band Stories, Including the Thorn Group, the C Group, and the End
Looking for stories like Girl Band: Once, She Was Their Sun. I've read for hundreds of hours, so now I'm here to recommend books.
Give Me Some Daily-Life Crossover Stories, Including Girls Band Cry.
I want stories like Juggling Tokusatsu and Bands, Conquering Japanese Entertainment and Raising Cucumbers. It should at least include a big crossover stew of everyday life with series like MyGO and Bocchi the Rock, and focus on fun antics. Quality comes first.
Let’s Round Up Some Light Novels
I mainly want to know whether Tomato Novel actually has light novels. I feel like I hardly ever see any there. Whenever I want to read a light novel, I have to search around on other platforms for ages.
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Bocchi the Rock: After Yamada's Death
I Thought I Was Just a Background Character, but I Became Their Protagonist
Bocchi the Rock!: Egrets Rising Among the Stars
Bocchi the Rock!: When Memories Start to Fade
Anime Crossover: The Ancient Demon Hunter Won’t Be Caught by Gravity
Transmigrating into Naruto, and You Give Me a Blue Silver Grass Martial Soul?
Bocchi the Rock!: Notes
Tokyo: I Don’t Really Understand Music
Anime Crossover: Being a Good Guy in a Girls’ Band
What Do You Mean All the Little Animals I Raised Are Band Girls?
Bocchi the Rock!: When You Sink Beneath the Sea
Bocchi the Rock!: The Socially Anxious Pink-Haired Girl Forced to Work
Bocchi the Rock! I'm Already Crying with Anxiety
Bocchi the Rock!: A Long Run of Companionship for the Lonely
Anime Crossover: I Told You to Form a Band, Not Name It Cao Dong
Anime Crossover: Starting with a Rental Boyfriend
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As someone who deeply loves music anime, my favorite thing to do after a busy day is to read music anime novels. You could say that as a somewhat "socially active" person, I have a particular fondness for solitary rock, but finding good books is a real struggle for me. While the writing in this book is a bit immature, it's still above average.
It has a very youthful feel to it; even the corpses feel warm inside.
This is absolutely amazing! Especially the transition from volume one to volume two. The hospital scene at the end of volume two was terrifying—it was like someone was about to be stabbed to death! But! The earlier parts of the story were incredibly captivating, it was so exciting!!! The author is such a talented writer; Yu's lines were truly powerful, they even moved me! I highly recommend it.
This is the second time I've reread it. I dropped it in the first volume because the farewell to Subaru felt too abrupt, Yu's father's situation was too prominent, the childhood scenes were too long, and there were some rather boring interactions that gave me a headache. But there's something else to it. When Ryo made Yu consider his own feelings, I decided to finish the book. Is it good?
I've read the latest version, and for those who enjoy carefree stories and dislike anything with a heavy focus on gravity, this book is quite good. From the beginning to the latest, you can see the author's writing has improved, from its initial awkwardness to a more nuanced style.
Fantastic! This review is absolutely well-deserved, at least for me. The author's writing deeply resonated with me. The inner struggles, emotions, and beautiful resolutions of the girls and Yunye You in the book deeply touched me. I also found things to reflect on and learn from their growth.
It's great! I forgot to rate it while reading, so I'm doing this now. It's a very enjoyable band novel to read, much better than other gravity-based superhuman protagonist novels. This is the kind of band novel I wanted to read without so many superhumans leaving the band, gravity manipulation, and convoluted plots.
Although I haven't finished reading it, I can tell that the book is alright. However, there's just too much emotional buildup for the female characters in the beginning—it's so much and so long that it was exhausting to read. And the slice-of-life scenes, even though it's a slice-of-life story, shouldn't be this mundane. It's so bland and uneventful, with absolutely no ups and downs.
You're saying these kids are five or six years old? Isn't that a bit too precocious? Watching a group of five- or six-year-olds engaging in this melodramatic, childish drama is truly jarring; perhaps the age limit should be raised?
I love stories about childhood sweethearts growing up together; I especially enjoy those. I suggest including elementary, middle, and high school episodes, depicting the daily lives of students at all ages, plus a few prodigies, extraordinary individuals, and family conflicts. Also, include a story about a girl from Kumamoto who falls from the sky in Diamond Dust. You could easily write over 400 more chapters!