Transforming into an Anime Girl: I Become Tokisaki Kurumi from the Start

Although the writing style is average, there is nothing poisonous about it for the time being, so I support it with five stars. Let me emphasize at the beginning that this is a transformation text, not a summons text. There is an essential difference between the two. Transformation is another person who obtains the same power and image and is closer to possession. Summoning is to allow the original character to reappear and act independently, with independent personality and will. Some comments say OOC, but the starting point of this comment is untenable. Although the author's setting will be affected by the character's personality, it is still based on the will of the protagonist. It is normal for the OOC phenomenon in your eyes to appear. Transformation is a template for acquiring abilities, and the inner part is the protagonist himself. The doppelgänger in the text seems to be summoned but there are differences. The avatar is similar to the juxtaposition of multi-threaded thinking. The essence is that the protagonist drives the character's power. The two cannot be confused!

Is it because the enemy deliberately didn't use the Ten Bombs to detect intelligence because he didn't want to take the pharmaceutical organization offline so early?

This kind of two-dimensional incarnation novels usually have the feeling of a running account, but this book is actually quite manageable. The core pain point is that the main line is not clear at all. I don't know what the protagonist is going to do, and I don't feel the protagonist's goal. The author himself will be unable to write like this (this is also the eunuch's guide to this type of novel). Disease), and secondly, the excitement is intermittent. The strength of the attack on the villain is not equal to the protagonist's ability. It gives people a feeling of being aggrieved but not aggrieved to the point of abandoning the book. It feels that the author has stopped him [smiles] or maybe it is not to the point of explosion [thinking] The potential is still very good, and it is considered among the tomatoes [like]

So far, it seems that it is still good and can be watched. There is no poisonous plot. The waistcoat and the main body are clearly distinguished. This is quite comfortable. There will be no overlying plot. The overall evaluation is about 8 points.

It's pretty good. It's the type I've been wanting to read for many years. There aren't many restrictions on transformation. The characters you transform into are all familiar characters. The writing is not bad either. You can experience life from the perspective of each character and imagine that different characters come to a different world. There are so few books like this. I haven't come across a few novels in seven or eight years. I don't have the ability or patience to write one. I'm so lucky to have stumbled upon this book by accident.

Well, give yourself a thumbs up

Heck, I turned the page quickly and found Chapter 33 without even reading it. This book is suitable for when I have nothing to read. When I am reading daily (scratching my head), I unknowingly opened The Crimson King and read it. Logically speaking, it should be regarded as four stars😑

It's not as unbearable as the author said. The more interesting chapter is Chapter 20.21.22. The big scene battle is still very exciting. The shortcoming is that one thing can involve more things, but the next second the protagonist takes action and the incident is over.

There are now a total of 30 chapters and 88,000 words. The plot can be said to be very good so far, and it is very easy to want to continue reading. The shortcoming is that there are too few words, so I finished reading it in less than an hour. It would be impossible to read it unless I was in a book shortage.

It reminds me of a previous transformation anime where humans were driven into the sky and seven islands were created. The protagonist was on the last island and became Kanade for the first time. Of course I want to see Black Rock [laughs evilly]