Conquering the Heavens, Starting with The King of Fighters

Every time I watch this kind of crossover anime, the protagonist's name always feels out of place. For example, if you suddenly have a Chinese name in a place where everyone is Japanese, it might feel completely out of place, especially in a medieval world. It's like you're reading a Romance of the Three Kingdoms novel, and suddenly a character named Nicholas or something comes along.

The protagonist is a womanizer and a playboy. He's talking business with someone at a nightclub, and they even order two prostitutes. In the end, the protagonist gets a threesome.

Harem novels are great, but the male leads are just unbearable. They're weak, prone to self-destruction, and have cheat codes but never use them.

Mai Shiranui

The author is not good at describing battle scenes. As the protagonist gets stronger, the battle descriptions hardly change. Fighting minions is no different from fighting masters. You dodge skills, block, and you will still get hit once or twice. You even have to use a special move to fight a thug. Furthermore, the moves and skills are completely set up according to the instructions.

A rendition of "Seven Mile Fragrance" stunned the entire audience. I don't understand where this shock came from.

Yuri Sakazaki

There's only one King of Fighters fanfic left, and I don't dare to support it, for fear it might die out someday.

I came here aiming for the myriad realms, but judging from the author's current approach, he's probably going to write 500 chapters of King of Fighters, going straight from '95 to '2005.

Su Xin