Anime Crossover: In Tokyo, My Fists Break Through Everything

The book review is currently about 60 chapters, and the review is great Normal people with kind hearts, I haven't seen such people in a long time Not because of reasons, but because of the reality, work is rewarded, and the work is given on the initiative, and the remuneration for the work is reasonable and there are no unexpected circumstances. Speed bumps, multiple character lines in the world, and those with a stress-free pace will win. The protagonist has a special ability, which is currently speculated to be a high-level passive, which means that it suppresses all the supernatural energy that enters a certain area of ​​him, so the evil spirit wants to escape from his area, and the world's combat power system is gradually increasing, and it is estimated that the great fortune will be a hundred-ton king... (Oi, don't get me wrong kid, the Hundred Ton King only starts with a hundred tons, a million tons is also considered a hundred😋) Do whatever you can, so that this body can be fully utilized.

The writing is mediocre, but the content is really interesting, and it is still a hodgepodge. At least it has been integrated so far (Yunoshita, Eiriri, Mahiru, Shinomiya, Kanguiha, etc., Daily series) (Jujutsu Kaiba, Busujima Taiko, Ultraman Audi, Onmyoji, Norma Yujiro, etc., Fighting series) (I have only seen these for the time being, and I feel that the author will add something later) The protagonist is already considered a half-invincible cool novel, because the protagonist will eventually become invincible. Teacher Saitama has the same evolutionary template, and there is even a chance of surpassing Teacher Saitama. Because the protagonist has to stack boxes, the only thing that can be said is to give the protagonist two years to become invincible. There is a question mark as to who the heroine is, but there must be multiple heroines. If not, it would be a big deal. That's all for now. It has shortcomings but I can accept it for the time being. I hope the author won't make mistakes in the future. Also, it's best not to be too watery and not too irritating.

Is the protagonist suffering from cognitive impairment? Simply amazing

I have read the latest chapter, Chapter 49. First of all, the subject matter of this novel is still very good. The protagonist's golden finger and combat power are also in line with my preferences. Although the protagonist is relatively "wise but foolish", I can still accept this. The female protagonists are also pretty good, and they are all familiar characters to me so far. The only pity is that the author's writing style is relatively immature. The protagonist doesn't know the plot. It can be seen that the author is a novice. For example, it seems a bit difficult to write a long paragraph, such as there are no paragraph breaks... The transition is rather blunt, and often starts to jump to a long paragraph of memories while writing, which easily interrupts the original plot. But overall it is still worth reading. If you are short on books, you can add a bookshelf and take a look.

In view of the problem that some book friends commented that the protagonist is like a fool and can't even recognize ghosts, I will post the protagonist's abilities in the comment area. This was originally the content after chapter 60. Name: Lu Li Passive: materialist Effect: 1. Materialism: The world is made of matter, consciousness cannot exist independently of matter, and all objects observed by Lu Li will exist in the form of entities. 2. Theory of knowability: Everything that exists must be known. Lu Li believes that there is nothing in the world that humans cannot understand, only things that have not yet been understood by humans. All things beyond the scope of their current understanding will be presented in an understandable manner.

Although the male protagonist of the standard cool novel is a time traveler, he has never read anime novels, so there is basically no difference between him and the indigenous people.

The plot is okay, but the writing style needs to be optimized. Many places it is written like a narrative.

The heart is stronger than the thing, the protagonist has a real sense of reality, the writing is not bad, and it is beautiful.

Yes, it suits my taste very well, and the author is also very lively. If you write it later, the score should be 9 or above. The information density is a bit high, which is not to say it's bad, but you can't expect most of your readers to get every joke and senior two-spined salamander, so why not combine each character with a more in-depth and detailed description or even repeat the original plot? (Both the elderly and children love to watch it)

It's good to watch. Anyway, the protagonist doesn't hold back, he has his own logic in his actions (he recognizes money), and he's pretty capable, even if he's a fool (not to mention he's not really stupid, he just didn't go to school), the look and feel is good, but the updates are a bit lacking.