A Crossover of Anime Worlds? One SSR Transformation Card Every Week

This book has received mixed reviews. I will say a few things that I personally think are good, but you can also avoid them based on what I wrote. First, from what I see now, this book has indeed become basically all female characters, and there is no ambiguity or orange elements. Secondly, this article has joined the Japanese official organization, and the camp belongs to lawful good. The third one is probably no heroine Fourth, one experience card per week, guaranteed SSR Fifth, there is no need to worry about the protagonist's ability to protect himself. The protagonist has emphasized that he will keep one or two life-saving cards no matter what. In the sixth article, the official organization is not good. It feels like a great unity of mankind, with strong organization and strong discipline. That's pretty much it. I'll add more comments later if I see something good.

Killing chickens with a Star Destroyer Cannon. The protagonist has no fighting ability except for his trump card, and he also likes to stay on the bright side.

It's okay, it's innovative, but not fun enough. The fun part of each transformation is hitting mosquitoes with a cannon. It's a one-time use. Asuna's current strength, which can be used continuously, is relatively average. Maybe it will look better when it is rolled out later, but for now I can only say that I can still watch it. Finally, as usual, I wish the author the better the book he writes.

It's okay, but it feels like a bit of a headline-grabbing one. I thought all SSR cards were permanent, but they turned out to be one-time experience cards.

A good book, the narrative rhythm is normal, it does not overwhelm the protagonist's fighting ability, and there is no shortage of trump cards in the step-by-step process. The plot is well arranged, and there are no brainless villains or inexplicable enemies that are common in online novels. The supporting characters are also quite expressive and have distinct personalities. They are not just simple work. The character is well written, and the writing style is also quite good, far exceeding the level of new books. The score is a bit low. In my opinion, this book currently has a level of at least 8.5 Or above. For readers who like to read comprehensive comics and transformations, it is even equivalent to a score of 9 or above. It is a rare good book [top post]

There are some minor flaws, but it's okay. More updates, Asuna feels it should be digitalized. As long as the health bar does not return to zero, it is in full strength. (But it can also be based on the author's settings)

It's okay, but the golden finger is too weak, and it can't strengthen the main body at all. The upper limit is visible at a glance, and if you don't react, it's useless to transform and experience harm. Modern technology is advanced, and it's only a matter of time before the main body is photographed because the main body is too weak. The main body is the most obvious problem.

It's an interesting way of writing. The characters in the comic book world gradually come to reality. The protagonist has a card drawing system, a temporary transformation SSR card once a week, and there is also a permanent transformation card that can be drawn by killing the abilities dropped by these characters who have traveled through time. It looks pretty good so far, I recommend it [like] [like]

How to say it? Why must this transformation-type experience card pursue transformation time? I feel that many people have not thought of this level. You can use the transformation card to create a legacy after transformation and keep it for yourself. Just like the kind of author I complained about before who writes novels and turns them into reality, he can write a novel that is mainly about himself and add settings to himself to increase his strength. Instead of writing a bunch of original novels or comic book protagonists, and then kneeling down and licking them yourself. Unless the author doesn't plan to block this road, otherwise it is entirely possible.

With so many powerful cards, how can you fight a ghoul, fight more than 50 chapters, and still miss monsters? You can fight mosquitoes with nuclear bombs for me; and what's the point of joining the official team?