Ye Cheng transmigrated into a crossover anime world. He had only wanted to work quietly and raise cats in peace, but ended up as the "public quest target" for every girl with a System.
"Shinomiya Kaguya bound herself to the Queen System. If she fails a mission, she'll turn into a cat. When she scratched me last night, I think I copied her 'absolute rationality'..."
"Yukinoshita Yukino activated the Sharp-Tongued Makeover System, trying to fix my antisocial personality, but my copied 'rational analysis' left her speechless..."
"Sawamura Eriri loaded the Doujin Battle-God System and blocked my door, begging me to model for her. I only had to lift a hand to draw the lifelike sketch she'd always dreamed of..."
"Even Kato Megumi from the classroom next door quietly bound herself to the Presence System. Her mission is apparently to make me... remember that she changed her hair tie today?"
Ye Cheng: "I just wanted to make a cup of coffee. Why are all their Systems announcing my name?"
The heroines: "Because you're the only key NPC who can trigger a 'System Showdown'!"
Then one day, Ye Cheng's passive skill, [Contact Copy], unexpectedly went out of control...
Shinomiya Kaguya's "heiress aura," Yukinoshita's "absolute sharp tongue," and Eriri's "god-tier drawing skills" all took effect at once...
Sitting in a cafe, he casually sketched a picture that rocked the art world, then scared off a rich heir with a single glance and a few words.
The global System forum instantly erupted:
[Breaking! A "System Buster" has appeared in the crossover anime world, and every heroine's mission has imploded because of the same man!]
[The conquest guide has turned into a survival manual: If you see Ye Cheng, run!]
[Dungeon difficulty adjusted from "romantic comedy" to "hellish survival." The heroines are teaming up to report a System bug!]
It's good, but could the author please not use so many days in one page? For someone like me who reads very quickly, I don't even know how I got here in a moment. I thought I was the only one whose plot suddenly skipped while reading an AI novel, but it turns out everyone else was reading it too.
To be honest, this book is quite well-written, but it has a few flaws. First, the author suddenly changed the name once in the middle of the book, although it was changed back in the end. Second, it frequently omits a section of the plot, averaging one section every ten or so chapters.
I'd give it four stars. The plot is quite good. The only issues are that the main character's name sometimes changes. Also, the plot is a bit inconsistent; one second they're helping make cookies, the next they're playing cards, which is a bit disjointed. A section is also missing. Hope the author keeps it up!
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It's good, but why did the main character suddenly change their name? The original name was better. It's been changed back.
This is great! I love it! Author, keep up the good work!!!
I don't know why the rating is so low? I think it's very well written, with a literary style and well-developed characters that don't feel out of character. I really like it and hope the author keeps up the good work.
I really enjoyed it; it was very satisfying to read. By the way, I'd like to add a comment: could the author use less of the Crimson King theme?
So satisfying! I really like the protagonist's personality. Slow-burning food tastes even better. The author is simply superhuman, updating several books in quick succession; I give them credit.
It's a pretty good book, except the title is wrong at the beginning; maybe the author was confused while writing it.