[Affectionate Touches Everywhere + Hopping Between Worlds + Invincible]
When Haoyu was playing BlazBlue Centralfiction on PC with a friend, they ended up in a 100% Chaos match. As an Es player with god-tier execution, he pulled off a combo and activated her wings eight times.
"Holy crap, your Es is godlike! My Amane barely got a chance to do any damage before you speedran the boss."
"I said I'd carry you to an easy win. Just lie back and enjoy it."
After Haoyu helped his best friend clear the game, he opened Bilibili to rewatch Sword Art Online for the second time. Then a huge truck, the go-to vehicle for transmigration, smashed through the wall.
"I live on the eighteenth floor. Where did that truck come from?"
It sent him to the beginning of Sword Art Online's story. He had turned into a girl, too, and gained Es's fully upgraded template. She looked exactly like Es in her white-haired, red-eyed skin. At last, she had shrunk from 178 centimeters to 149, becoming a broad-minded little girl weighing 38 kilograms.
The language and plot felt a bit bland, lacking a climax, but it had no major flaws. The issue of the system's lack of inherent ability to roam freely, leading to the lottery-style dragon draw, was acceptable. I hope the author continues to improve! (*˘˘*) .:*♡
That's great! Can I go to Type-Moon for a visit?
While the author's writing style may be a bit immature, for someone like me who plays BlazBlue and reads SAO, this book is quite good, full of nostalgia.
What is the significance of finding two strangers to be the female protagonist's family? Gugugaga meow
The plot is bland, but as one of the few fanfics combining BlazBlue and other anime, the quality is quite good.
It's alright, just the writing style is a bit immature. The plot is reasonable, and it's a satisfying read (in my opinion). Dear author, while the plot is reasonable and enjoyable, isn't the pacing a bit too fast? (This is just my personal opinion.)
Haven't watched it yet, just leaving a comment 🤔
This is one of the best Sword Art Online fanfictions, with some crossover elements.