Anime Crossover: Make Your Move, Green Tea!

I think this book is very interesting. It's rare that there is a character who is stupid and tests the summoned beast. Hideyoshi's words are not impossible.

It's a daily comic, I think it's quite interesting and funny. Currently appearing are Kinoshita Hideyoshi, Dihara Sayu, and Akizuki Eri. In the group confessions, there are many characters from the daily series. The blue sea is also coming. The plot reaches the point where Shizuka Hiratsuka wants the protagonist to join the club, and Yukino is about to appear.

Come on author. The IP of Blue Sea gives you extra points for this book. The three views are very upright, but the literary youth is too much, and the writing skills are not good enough to be happy to see this kind of literary youth. By the way, I would like to give some suggestions. The popular fandoms I click on are well-known IPs such as Naruto One Piece, Conan, and Harry Potter. Mao is a relatively niche band such as Bengyue Porridge (traffic password, lower limit is relatively high), but recently it has returned to original pop. The author's current literary novel is comparable to the three comprehensive comics by Xiaochen, but the level is not that high. Keep it up. Face life well, come on and face the many pains

I think it's very suitable to start with the protagonist. Use the belt of the green guy in Kamen Rider Den-O. There is a self-green plot.

In fact, it is quite interesting. At least it is good to put out various fires. The three views are quite normal. If you want to see various postures and various bases, you can retreat. The group message confession in the early stage was a bit suffocating: there were too many preaching and debates, and the sex stuff was on the street. Everyone wrote similar things. But when you encounter Yukino, who is arrogant and venomous, and encounter this thing in real life, even if you use the filter of first love, you have to say a few sentences first. But the protagonist's long speech is like a literary fight, and the readers are probably selected after seeing this. In summary, the writing is quite good, and it doesn't hurt to move your fingers to skip half a chapter when you see uncomfortable parts. We don't pick when someone writes something, we just read it. It's a pretty good book on Tomato. By the way, this one costs one dollar

Not bad, not bad. It's still very interesting. Various characters appear one after another, even Ranma. That's very old. In addition, since the confession of the teacher is used, Yukinoshita appears again, so what about the male protagonists in various anime? Since Ito Makoto appears, it means that not every anime deletes male protagonists, so passerby male protagonists and youthful male protagonists. Overall, it is worth looking forward to. In terms of money, the restrictions can be loosened. After all, whether it is to help the female protagonist or to help the family, a lot of money is needed.

To be honest, I didn't expect much when I saw the overall rating of 6.9, But in reality it was surprisingly better than expected. It's a good read for daily comics. It can be said that there is a lot of nonsense in the whole article. One topic often changes the whole chapter and the whole chapter is distorted. It can be seen that the author obviously wants to express too much and his writing experience is not very good. However, the writing style is surprisingly not bad, and it is much better than many similar books that people cannot watch directly. (Because it's Tomato, I can still tolerate the word count.) The mix of different anime characters is a bit too much. Although the whole thing is within my scope (the author should be born in 1995), I feel that the chemical reactions of different characters are not ideal. Many characters are thrown away after use, and the scenes with too many characters are broken into pieces. Of course, it is very rare for a comprehensive comic to be worth talking about. Whether it is a certain point or a tomato, if a daily comprehensive comic can make me read more than 100 chapters without being so embarrassed that I will explode and abandon the book, you are considered a success.

The debate is so well written, don't write next time, I feel like I have entered the sea 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂 ]🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂 There is too much water, so uncomfortable. I can't stand it anymore 🥺

It's really beautiful. If you like watching the harem, you can come here without reading those godly comments.

Overall it's not a big problem. It's just that the spring scene is too classic, but just because it's a classic, many comics authors will regard it as a core. Over time, it will become a poisonous point due to the accumulation of various unnatural plots and insufficient writing power. But I think the key to why a classic is called a classic lies in the allusion. Many people think it is a poisonous point, and there is nothing they can do about it, but at least it leads to the subsequent consequences from this allusion, which can be regarded as needed for the subsequent plot. As for Yukino's venomous tongue, it can only be a matter of opinion. After all, there is no way for everyone to be unified. To sum up, before Harmono, I liked all the plots very much. The male protagonist is not stupid but straight, and has a unique personality. There is no gentle male protagonist like that kind of bad street. To be honest, the evil Asashi has long been disgusted. When I encountered the classic Harmono, I was a little bit explosive. Although it is called a small explosive point, it can be seen that the male protagonist has some brains and is not always frustrated. It can be regarded as a good or not bad plot. But as long as the future is good, this doesn't matter. Also, can the author add a Haruno and Kita to the heroine? I really like the two of them. If you really write about it, please let the author know, and I will give you a big reward 😢 😢 Come on, author It's very good-looking, it gets smoother as you go to the back, and it's very funny. I've seen so many comics, and it ranks among the top five. The male protagonist doesn't have the daily Asasi, and licks these common poisonous points. If you think the male protagonist has these poisonous points, you might as well read later. In fact, scoundrels make up the majority. Overall, this is a book with its own language characteristics 🤭 🤭