Anime Crossover: A Viltrumite Starting in Chiba

Variety comics are not suitable for single female protagonists

You can take a look when your brain is empty

After reading the entire 20 chapters, I really couldn't stand it any longer and just skipped to the next chapter. If the beginning didn't appeal to me, I skipped to the next chapter. First of all, the first point is that the protagonist, who has extremely high-end combat power, only earns 500,000 yen a month, which is equivalent to RMB 21,000. If you find an executive with some qualifications, your salary will be higher than him, and you have to fight monsters with high intensity every month. Are you really afraid that they will run away if you treat them like animals? Even if you don't get this kind of treatment and wait for a few months for someone to grow up, it's normal to directly overthrow the government and become the boss yourself. The second point is really too plain, even plainer than boiled water. To sum it up, it's to fight monsters. When you meet someone, chat for a few words and then continue to fight monsters. When you meet someone, chat for a few sentences and then intersperse a few clues about "zero" and it will be gone. If not, you can just do something abstract for fun. Is it so white? There is no plot at all, just daily monster fighting and human-machine dialogue. In conclusion, if you really like the theme of The Invincible Young Man and the Vitorums in Other Worlds, then you can add it to your bookshelf and wait for a while until the author changes before reading it. If you don't just quit and leave him alone, it will be fine. If the author changes later and he has finished writing, he will be recommended. If he doesn't want to change or the author becomes a eunuch halfway through the writing, it has nothing to do with you.

I can only say that it looks good. I have read more than 20 chapters, which is a small number, but it is not very attractive. Because the "key point" I see is basically "mental power". You need mental power to defeat monsters, and you also need to improve your mental power. Yotsuya Miko and Tomori Nao both need to improve their mental power. It makes me dizzy when I see spiritual power. The point is more than mental strength.

It's quite beautiful, I support it with five stars, but there are too few segments and it's a bit uncomfortable to watch 🤦

It's not as well received as Qigu's five-star rating, but Yukino has fewer scenes.

Can be comprehensive in nature

Wait for me to taste the saltiness.

Overall, it's okay, but I hope the author can use a single female protagonist. No one stipulates that a variety show must have multiple female protagonists in the harem, and there are many single female protagonists. It just depends on the author's own ideas.

It can be set up quite well.