Surviving an Anime Crossover: Your Romantic Comedy Life Is Seriously Weird

Everyone has different tastes, and everyone respects each other's personal opinions. If it's a daily theme like a campus comic, you can say the male protagonist if you don't like it. For a theme like desert island survival, I personally feel that if it is like a bulldozer, it would be a bit of a disadvantage. Besides, the male protagonist is not a pure monk. In this context, what I like to see is that at least the male protagonist has emotional development with various female protagonists, let alone the precarious situation. The male protagonist has a golden finger from the reader's God's perspective. I really want to watch Pure Bulldozer. I suggest the SSB next door to have fun. The AI flavor in the back is too strong, classic human-computer dialogue plus line drawing

To be honest, I don't think the male protagonist is a so-called 🐢male. In this desert island survival context, the first priority is to survive. After all, it is a comprehensive comic. It comes from modern society. How could it suddenly change into the ideas of primitive society. The male protagonist has his own principles and sense of proportion, which I think is a plus. The reason I gave it four stars is because it felt a little too bland. (I don't mean emotionally dull. When I opened this book, I thought it was similar to the type where the protagonist is particularly invincible in Stone Age. But after reading it, it felt like a real wilderness survival documentary. However, I still believe that the author's knowledge is quite broad.) So overall, it is good.

In fact, it's okay. If you don't eat, you will be called a eunuch. Are the brothers a little too impatient? They all think that the male protagonist is a eunuch. But what I see is that the male protagonist is rational, understands the current situation, and will not let his brain be controlled by lust. He can be said to be a very normal person. After all, survival in the wilderness is not a daily life on campus, and it is not that he doesn't know how to eat. After all, there are only more than 80 chapters, right? Give the author some encouragement and patience.

It's so beautiful, I can't be the only one watching it [awkward laugh]

To judge objectively, the subject matter is very good, but the content is poisonous (including but not limited to the soul-piercing male protagonist who saves others and gets beaten without any reaction, etc.). Generally speaking, you can still read it, and it can be used as food during the book shortage.

I feel that the plot is a bit cliche. Island survival in a comprehensive manga is not easy to write. I have never seen one where you can write fire in a tomato. Then there is the classic rescue of someone who is misunderstood and slapped in the mouth. The game you open can also analyze plants and animals to find supplies. Your character Xia Fei is as arrogant and unapologetic as ever. Since the male protagonists in your previous books are exactly the same, I It's hard not to fall into stereotypes, and I feel it's not as creative as the previous books. Of course, if your romance story is shorter, the male protagonist is less licky, and there won't be so many bad reviews criticizing the male protagonist, I feel like your book may be similar, but I've read them all, so it's best for everyone to give it a try and give me an extra star [laughing]

You don't need to use your brain to read this kind of book, but there are only a handful of comprehensive comics with this theme, and overall it's okay.

One point deducted from Yinglili. No matter where Yinglili is, she is annoying.

Regarding fan fiction, many people struggle with whether to eat or not. I prefer anime images and calm daily life. The protagonist is a normal person with a bottom line. I think based on these, this book is a five-star review.

Zongmanhun Chuan, Asasi, Nuangou