Gourmet Hunter: The More Friends I Have, the Stronger I Become

Your introduction is giving me brain atrophy; it's so chaotic. It would be amazing if you could even grasp it.

Feel free to ask me any questions you may have about this book here. First, let me answer the questions raised by those who think the power system in this book is too complicated. Although it incorporates many elements from anime, the power system in this book is basically about the physical body and soul, as well as some secret techniques.

Taking Crayon Shin-chan to play with shows you're a good person.

It looks so chaotic. I thought it was a story about the protagonist traveling through different worlds with his companions in search of delicious food. It turns out to be a hodgepodge of worlds. These kinds of worlds get increasingly chaotic as you write, making them difficult to write, and some parts I've even completely forgotten.

The character design and art style of Crayon Shin-chan are just too Picasso-esque. It's fine when interspersed throughout the story, but using it directly as the female lead is really unfriendly. The art style makes it impossible to immerse oneself in the story; you don't even want to fantasize about it. The interactive scenes instantly pull you out of the story.

This book is really good, why are there so few readers?

As the title suggests, if you have any favorite anime characters, please let me know, and I'll include them in the book if they're suitable.

Well, the concept is good, and the fusion of various anime worlds is also decent. However, the food-themed aspect is too small. There aren't many Toriko fanfics these days; readers are looking for all sorts of fantastical ingredients and ferocious beasts, but this one is lacking. It mostly features characters from other anime. It might improve later, but the pacing is a bit slow and won't easily attract readers.

Nanako is the best!

I suggest renaming it "Me and Crayon Shin-chan in a Crossover Anime World" It's all Crayon Shin-chan content.