Anime Crossover: The Everyday Content Creator

I'm wondering how this level is actually calculated? In the early stages, Obito wouldn't even qualify as SSS, right? He only qualifies after becoming Six Paths Obito and acquiring the Rinnegan. As for Lu Mingfei, does he even qualify?

Seeing the author so relaxed about the book's failure puts me at ease. I originally thought the book probably wouldn't make it to the end. Although the author's attitude is laid-back, I admire it. I've basically finished reading the subscription section, and I have some comments I'd like to share with the author.

As we all know, this is what the main character looks like.

I've seen the released portion, but I don't know the rest of the plot. Why doesn't the protagonist confess his difficulties to the government and get their help? That way, almost all his problems could be solved. Our country is powerful, and with the protagonist's ability to summon anime characters, confessing would bring a lot of assistance.

Hooray! This is one of the few high-quality anime/manga series I've ever read.

I just want to see this, a harem of a bunch of girls. I'm really too lazy to watch it.

Well, the book itself is good; the writing and character development are quite good, definitely a top-tier read. However, I didn't quite understand why the protagonist was so consumed by grief and resentment. Logically, having experienced mild bullying in elementary school, severe bullying in middle school, parental indifference, and teachers' lack of concern, followed by high school depression…

I'm sorry, you're a good book, but I can't get into it. I apologize.

We've received feedback from paying users on different platforms! Please trust the nation!! The nation will not let you down! The nation is your strongest support! Thank you. I'm more inclined to believe that the actions of the people in the latest chapter research lab were individual acts, rather than the will of the nation.

Gu Tong I read "male lead" as "male protagonist".