My Days Collecting Waifu Cards in the Anime Crossover World

It is indeed a purely enjoyable novel. The only flaw is that the girl has no ability to grow. The protagonist's personality can be defined as chaotic and evil. Why do you have to write about a son? Is it really necessary to write about this kind of thing?

Collecting all girls is a no-brainer. The more girls you recruit, the stronger you become. It's a simple invincible path, which is pretty good.

What a cool article! The main plot is simple, clear and direct - collecting girl cards. But this main line plus system rewards are really attractive! Collect it bit by bit and eat it bit by bit! The protagonist keeps harvesting and getting. It's clear and direct, but it's cool enough!! The difficulty level arranged by the author is also just right. Not too difficult, but a little fiddly. It won't make readers feel cumbersome and boring. The most gratifying thing is the destruction of the original plot! The protagonist completely inherits the motivation, mentality and actions that a time traveler with foresight and systematic cheats should have! Full sense of immersion! It's an impeccable and enjoyable article from every angle!

Except for the protagonist who can't accept or can't find it, everything is included. Many details of the novel are also taken into account. The most important thing is that the author has pictures. Although there are still a few pictures without pictures, they still deserve my five-star praise. The protagonist is dark and puts his own interests first. He will kill directly if he is absolutely sure, but sometimes he will use some means to achieve his goal. I think this degree is well controlled.

It's a good harem story. It would be better if you could try not to expose women when you take in the harem. Although they are all insignificant NPC characters, they can't satisfy the collection of all illustrated books.

Personal feeling. Except for the relatively small interaction with the Meika characters, some characters never spoke or interacted with each other after being collected, and became the background. Others are very good.

The writing is indeed very good, but there is one problem, that is, the author forgot one very important thing, that is, the world was chosen very strangely. First of all, it was Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, but Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba is also a very good novice village. However, the world of Zan Crimson Hitomi was very strange. Hey, first of all, there is a prequel in the world view of Zan Crimson Hitomi, but it's true that the author didn't want to write it.

Why isn't it updated? Although it is a bit watery, it is still quite enjoyable to write.

All the advantages are included, and there are no details on the disadvantages.

Infinite flow, refreshing writing, very direct and decisive, and it can be said that there is no poisonous point (changing consciousness, similar to Bone King changing Albedo).