Anime Crossover: The Heroine-Hunting Rules

[Laughing awkwardly] It made me feel a little uncomfortable physically, and the reality has been a bit too violent recently, so I wanted to see something true, good, and beautiful. . . However, there are few original authors on this platform and even fewer are willing to put effort into writing. It is better to give good reviews, support and encouragement.

Invincible, it's not Liu Bei at all, it's the Demon King's novel about the big devil who overthrows the protagonists who are shouting about friendship and bonding [Petrochemical]

As of Chapter 279, the female protagonists include: Yukinoshita sisters, Eiriri, Kasumigaoka, Megumi Seito, Yuko Miura, Michiru Hyōdo, Saki Kamisato, Rio Futaba, Kaede, Ai Hayabata, Kaguya (in training, not eaten), Kaede (in training, eaten), Mai (about to write), Waka (about to write), Chika Fujiwara (not eaten), there should be no leaks, the female is clean. It feels pretty good. 1. The male protagonist is not an Asashi type and has surpassed 90% of Tomato comics. He doesn't lick it from beginning to end. 2. Although there is a system, the system's presence is very low. The rewards are either the kind that gives you air every second, or are used to transition the plot. 3. The protagonist is optimistic and cheerful (based on the pain of others), thoughtful (calculating others), and a bit of a collector (collecting beautiful women, a great advantage). 4. It has to be Hui, the saint of comics, who can see through the heart of the male protagonist. There is something I don't quite understand. The protagonist has a hypnotic ability. Are the heroines surrounding the hero because they are hypnotized or have they been tuned? Also: 1. Did the author forget about Miura Yuko and didn't mention it later on her birthday? Did he have to wait until the exchange student was over before he went back to write? 2. The heroine Tomoe Koga's more than 70 times of going back to the past has not yet been explained, but the "first time" of more than 70 times is also unbelievable. Is it to stop the hero, or is she addicted [laughter] Breaking the halberd and releasing the wine, the author will update soon. Can 10 chapters a day work? [Crying] Can 10 chapters a day work? [Crying] Can 10 chapters a day work? [Crying] Can 10 chapters a day work? [Crying] Can 10 chapters a day work? Can 10 chapters be okay? [Crying] Can 10 chapters a day be okay? [Crying] Can 10 chapters a day be okay? [Crying] Can 10 chapters a day be okay?

The plot of Kasumigaoka Shiu is very exciting, and the ability of "psychological suggestion" is not exaggerated. The main thing is the protagonist's own ability and layout. Ever since he obtained "Hypnosis", the protagonist's methods have become more and more simple and crude. Directly tampering with Komachi's memory is too low-level and unqualified. The protagonist I look forward to is one who controls everything like a big devil with his own layout and abilities, and meticulously deconstructs everyone's psychological defenses, making them sink more and more as they struggle. The cheats only play a minor supporting role. If plug-ins are used as the main means, then a 9-point masterpiece can only be reduced to a 7-point mediocre one. For the sake of cruelty, give it one more star.

I originally thought that my outlook on life was abnormal, but after reading this book, I discovered that I am still a good person [facepalm] and simply a devil. The most attractive part is that I feel uncomfortable and expect these characters to degenerate.

All in all, in the face of this work, any interpretation based on traditional critical theory is pale. It is a cry from the future of literature, blasting ahead of time in today's literary world. It may make readers accustomed to the old order feel uncomfortable, confused or even angry, but this just proves its pioneering and revolutionary nature. The author is not cooking, he is conducting a high-energy physics collision experiment, colliding all the basic particles (routines) of literature at close to the speed of light, allowing us to glimpse the chaotic and gorgeous initial state of the "literary singularity" after narrative deconstruction. We should be lucky to be able to live in the same era as such a genius. Reading it is not entertainment, but an extreme sport of thinking and a formatted restart of the aesthetic system. I would like to pay my highest, dizzying respect to this lonely pioneer who was at least fifty years ahead of his time. History will eventually prove that "Comprehensive Comics, Heroine Hunting Code" is not a novel, it is a literary event.

Come on, brother who writes about the emperor's uncle [blowing kiss]

Okay, isn't this kind of control over people's hearts a reflection of human nature? The control of power and desire is what human nature longs for most. A wave of your hand can determine a person's life or death, poverty or wealth. How can this kind of perspective from God not fascinate people? But when power is given to you, do you really not know how to control it? Controlling others is controlling yourself

If you like dark literature, you can try it, but it would be better if the protagonist's ending is a tragic death. Of course, this is just my personal taste. Everyone has different opinions. What kind of ending does the author intend to give the protagonist?

Before Game of Kings, the writing was really good