
A Summoner's Journey Through the Heavens
召唤系的诸天旅行
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 623k Words
- Subgenre
- Anime Crossover
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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It's so rare that I can't understand it. The protagonist holds a stupid c-hair and fights for world domination by acting like a dog for others in a world where the common force value of Zero is not as good as that of World War I. . . What are you picturing???
No wonder something felt off; the main character already has Heroic Spirits, yet he's still fighting for supremacy in a world without magic—that's what I found strange.
There's only one answer: become stronger and then defeat the summoner!
The anime Zero no Tsukaima? This is undoubtedly a low-magic, ordinary world, even worse than a normal modern world.
Who am I? Where am I? What am I seeing?
I was completely confused while watching it; I couldn't watch it at all. The premise was good, but... The content... Well...
The first few chapters of this book are very unfriendly; the plot and the introduction of the settings are very chaotic. Even when writing fan fiction, the basic world-building and general plot development should be explained. It's like starting a game without a tutorial.
This is the first time I've seen something with a zero "going viral" index. Just wanted to commemorate it.
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The safest approach is to write it world by world; otherwise, it's easy to get confused. The margin for error is very low with multiple intersecting worlds; each additional world exponentially increases the complexity. It depends on whether the author can handle it.