As the King of Time, I Want to Be the Hottest Guy in Every Anime World

There is no god here, Long Aotian, who kills decisively There are no idiots here who can't walk around when they see women. There is no third party here who just wants to be handsome. There is no vulgar knife drama or sadness here There are only Time Kings here, happy, life-loving, fun-loving, benevolent, kind, supreme and powerful King of Demons [laughs]

Take a look at how the author writes about the worldview. If you write well, you will get five stars. Uh. The male protagonist is a turtle man

Overall, this book is good. One of my favorite things about anime characters is that many comics have the original male protagonist missing, and then the protagonist falls in love with one another and starts a harem. However, this book has a melon-eating plot and does not do the kind of thing where the heroine of the anime must be the protagonist. Many male and female cps from the original work exist. Personally, I feel good about it. The protagonist is not written as a stallion, and the other female protagonists are not written as mentally retarded. Of course, there are still problems, mainly the supernatural world. There are too many worlds merged, and the power system is a bit broken. Of course, the daily plot can be ignored, but the most important thing is the problem of the protagonist King Time traveling through time and space, because some time problems are big, such as when time accelerates and stops going backwards.

The absolute God-man, the abstraction born from it, teaches you to love...

This book is powerful. Not only does it have many plots, but the main plot is also relatively clear. There are battles and daily routines. It can be said that the rhythm of the novel is clearly grasped. It can be seen that the author's skills are also very good. I am currently following Chapter 44, so you can read it with confidence. It seems that this book currently has a female protagonist? I really can't figure this out, because I'm so confused that I always forget about the first thing and the last thing. Come on, author.

After reading dozens of chapters, combined with comments from the author and other readers, I have something to say: I think the early rhythm of this book was well controlled. I personally like the painting style of the book, which is similar to the one in Blue Sea, where the main character goes crazy and is funny and makes fun of the person. Some people say that if the original CP is not removed, this book is a bit like giving away girls and nannies. However, I think the CPs in this book that are not removed are the original CPs that are deeply bound to the original work. I won't tear it apart from the manga, although it's a bit awkward. But it's not unacceptable to have multiple female protagonists I think the plot in Chapter 32 of this book, where the protagonist suffers a defeat at the hands of his future self, is quite a poisonous point. This is not a pure Kamen Rider novel, but a comprehensive comic. On the premise that the protagonist is invincible, it writes more funny daily routines. Wouldn't it be better to take more of the daily route, write some character interactions, and participate in the plot? And here is Tomato Fiction. The audience determines a lot of things. I can only advise the author not to overwhelm the author and not write a plot in which the protagonist is defeated, otherwise it will only cause the loss of readers. I know the author wants to write about the kind of chivalry, but this can also be reflected in daily life. The biggest attraction of the manga is originally the romance route with the original characters. Now that many combat elements such as active Kamen Riders have been added, it will make people feel very contradictory. I hope the author can not stress the combat power and not write such big poisonous points as the time robbers causing trouble. Oops, I can't stand it anymore. This chapter 32 is really a bit poisonous. The previous chapters were going well, but I got a big blow out of nowhere. The plot describes the destruction of the future and reincarnation, which is very conflicting and contradictory with the original narrative tone.

It's quite good. It reminds me of the reason why I read fan fiction in the first place. Isn't it because I couldn't stand the tragic plot of the original work, so I came to fan fiction to read something happy? As for giving away a girl or something, the protagonist doesn't love this girl, so what's the problem with matching the CP of the original work? The protagonist himself is not a big stallion, nor has he ever eaten meat. Moreover, as a novel with a daily orientation, there is no problem with the protagonist being a comedian, and he is also very powerful when he should be serious. Overall, this novel brought me the joy of reading a fan novel for the first time, and it also created my favorite happy plot. So there is no doubt that five stars are given [blowing kisses] (by the way, my favorite chapters are Chapters 141 to 145)

First of all, this book contains parts of the original CP that cannot be removed. If you are not satisfied with this, please withdraw as soon as possible. The image of the male protagonist in the book is not too offensive. He is a lawful and neutral image with a ghostly style. There is no overly sexually repressed image. The book contains a lot of jokes. If you like relaxed ghosts, you can consider it. The quality of the book itself is passable. Although occasionally some scenes are a bit awkward, they are almost harmless. The author is a good sewing hand and has found a good balance between the stitching of different IPs and the relationship between the characters. It seems that if the writing continues, there will be many more guest characters than in the introduction. Secondly, new readers need to look at some book reviews rationally. A group of people in the comment area read a novel for fun and cried bitterly after reading a novel where the main character was not the Golden Stallion. The above is just my personal opinion, if you have any objection, it's up to you.

All I can say is that it's not bad. It's a comprehensive harem story, but it's not annoying. It's not a one-size-fits-all book, which is a plus. There are a lot of memes, which is interesting for someone like me who surfs a lot, but it's hard to tell for readers who don't surf. All in all, it's not bad and worth looking forward to.

Good grass! You must be very diligent about good grass, and catching up on the latest at one go is simply not enough! The daily funny protagonist is very integrated into it. He is not as awkward or out of place as other books. This book is very well integrated. I even brought it into the original work and thought it would be like this. The author will keep up the good work.