This Was Supposed to Be an Anime Crossover Slice of Life, So Why Is the World Ending?

Demon Slayer has really become a beginner's village; the first world in this crossover anime is full of Demon Slayer...

Judging from the synopsis, it includes Strike the Blood and High School DxD; it wouldn't be interesting without a huge harem.

The author has already traveled through time; let's visit his grave next year.

It just finished writing Danma and it's already gone down in popularity? What did the Blue Ribbon do to you?

Why portray the main character as indecisive as those in Japanese anime? Just accept whatever you like, as long as it's not mindless handing over girls. Give each female lead a storyline and bring out their inherent charm, and I'll accept that.

Crossover anime/manga novels without a harem element are, in my opinion, unfinished. Back when I was reading crossover anime/manga novels... Well, let's not even talk about it. You see, harem anime/manga novels used to dominate almost every novel platform. Then people got tired of them, and now there are too many unfinished novels. Everyone's complaining about no female lead. It's been long enough; it's time for harem novels to rise again.

The author's been really into these last few chapters, while I'm just speechless. In chapter 14, the author got a breathing technique copy card and said they wanted to copy the Moon Breathing technique, but then forgot. The more exciting the author's writing gets, the more I feel like (on the subway, as an old person, on my phone!).

You promised a slice-of-life story across various anime series, but you abandoned it.

Hey, I finally got to see you write about the Blue Ribbon, don't abandon the first chapter! 😅

Well, if you don't understand the setting, you might as well not write it at all. If you had just read the original novel, you wouldn't have written it like this. The King of Villains doesn't have Star Power, yet he's still the student council president?