Daily Cultivation in a World of Anime Crossovers

It has a classic crossover anime/manga novel feel to it, but what does it mean that you're showing off your female character and engaging in cultivation in a crossover world? What if you just added some superpowers? Oh, and giving the female character to a four-star character was purely out of consideration for the upcoming duel.

The writing style is very old-fashioned, even dating back to a very pure and ambiguous era. It doesn't have the feel of Japanese crossover anime; it's more like an old-fashioned urban novel.

Generally, like the hydrology ten years ago

The influence of the contract man on taking in women, Shinichi Kudo will tell Heiji Hattori.

After glancing at the comments, I realized how arrogant people are these days. It's as if having any girl means she's their personal property.

This level is definitely not based on Jade Dynasty.

This is the first novel I've read that features a cultivation system based on the Divine Spirit Ranking. Personally, I think the author's writing is quite good; it's very enjoyable and has a good word count. I'd recommend it.

The writing style is rather old-fashioned, and the main character's character is not recommended for those who can accept this.