Anime Crossover: The Dimensional Platform

I gave up my name when I traveled to the past, especially in a world like Godslayer where real names are useful.

The first three worlds mentioned in this introduction are all right as the first world, but when they are combined, they are too overwhelming. They are just like using formulas to answer questions, and the duplication check rate is at least 80 or more. Come back and have all the elements of Devil High School DxD come alive, just like the old three 😂

The time traveler whose body was taken away by the natives immediately changed his name in the past

Considering Veleslana's attributes as the God of Steel, is it necessary for you to be a God Killer? Wouldn't it be great to just take over from Rama and become the king of the end?

It is known that Mithras had a good relationship with his predecessor, but the protagonist came from time and space, and to put it bluntly, he took away the body and killed his predecessor. If Mithras is contracted, Mithras may realize that the protagonist has killed his predecessor. What will happen then?

I think this kind of chat group-like routine has long been outdated, and the male protagonist is still a character in a time-travel story.

It's tasteless and boring to watch. Not to mention that God Killer is an old show and many of my friends haven't seen it yet. It's problematic because he had a high starting point and was frying fish in the pond. After Chapter 40 or 50, I was so dull that I couldn't keep anyone in the room.

Erica, when did she become a witch? Her ancestor was a god-slayer but not an ancestor of gods. She is not a witch. Where did she get her spiritual vision?

Wow, it tastes so strong. It is a classic harem stallion manga novel from ten years ago. As soon as I saw the first three anime, I was reminded of the time twenty years ago. Let me come and see Chi Chi.

I don't understand why the Godslayer isn't filled in since he is regarded as the main world? How did the elves, who are natural phenomena, turn into gods who lost their freedom and were restricted by myths to become dogs? Either humans are more powerful than elves, or it is good for elves to become gods. Otherwise, why? If humans are stronger than elves, then the God of Creation, the Supreme God, and the God of Steel in myths are all humans, or myths are a further step for elves, and elves are sealed voluntarily Does the body of the divine realm look like the heroic spirits in the Throne of Heroes? Does the image of a non-obedient god look like a follower? Isn't it obvious that mortals become new gods by killing gods, while true gods exist in the realm of gods and kingdoms of gods. In the multiverse, there are only struggles between beings at the level of gods who have just become gods and disobedient gods. With their own kingdoms of gods (parallel worlds and Lostbelts), the clones of true god-level beings enter parallel universes and incarnate as disobedient gods to compete for the world and pursue becoming beasts or even inhibitory and root-level creation gods, supreme gods, and Tao? As for fate, it can be seen as the manifestation of a certain supreme god in a parallel world, a limitation of the refining world of the true god, and the final king is the test for the new god to become a true god.