Anime Crossover: Starting by Taking in the Homeless Melon God

Again and again! Book: Harem! Daily! Glagame (if you don't know what it means, look it up yourself)! There is no such thing as high combat power. The male protagonist just wants to lie flat, but in the end he is attacked by various beautiful girls! If you don't like it, enter with caution! Don't come here to show your ignorance!

I stopped reading after reading Chapter 73. I would like to share my personal thoughts here. Until I met Kyogoku Makoto, I felt that the writing was pretty good, and it had the feel of an anime scene. Although many of the heroine's actions, reactions and situations are unreasonable in ordinary novels, in anime, it is normal to blush and be shy at all times. This novel is different from other harem comics. It lacks a bit of behavioral logic of normal characters, but it is very similar to the visual expression of anime characters. I personally think it is quite interesting. As for the golden finger, I think it's okay. After all, it's not a high-level world that requires fighting and blood. It's enough for normal life. Of course, I personally think it's better to have a foundation for self-protection. It means having some trump cards of your own, rather than using up all your wishes. What can I say about the protagonist? He lacks a trace of divinity. Anyway, if you want to be a god, you can't be too ordinary, even if there is a trace of it, a trace of divinity will make people feel the protagonist's extraordinaryness at a certain moment or moment. For example, when summoning people, you can openly introduce that you are becoming a god, and there is nothing to hide. Or when you go to other worlds, you can occasionally say something like, "Although I'm still very weak, I can still be considered a god." When you encounter difficulties in a chat and try to solve them, you can just say, "I can barely be considered a god." This kind of person makes people feel like a god. As for what kind of god you want to be, you can completely follow your heart. I had always watched it well before and now I suddenly can't stand it because the protagonist or the author is a bit too picky. Since she is not the heroine, you should not easily destroy other people's fate. Of course, if you save others from a tragic fate, it is fine, but if it is a normal fate, you should not disturb others. It gives me a feeling of arrogance. Changing other people's fate at will without a responsible attitude really disgusts me. I actually don't know who Kyogoku really is. I haven't seen that much about Conan, but I feel that this part of the author's description is very wrong. Was Yuanzi's original fate bad or something happened (I'm not sure if I can ask someone to explain it to me). If she was normal, would the protagonist like Yuanzi? It's okay to say that you like it. It's understandable for a man to be conscientious and responsible, but if you don't like it, there's no need to hold it back. He also interferes with other people's destiny at will. Just to see the swimsuit, Kyogoku is really sold out. He is a completely thinking animal! I really like the author's style with the atmosphere of anime pictures, and I think it is novel and good-looking. However, I hope that the protagonist is a real man who dares to act and is serious and responsible, instead of being like the protagonists in Japanese light novels, who are all kinds of ambiguous and unpractical, and have a strong weak-suffering style that is uncomfortable to watch. As a time traveler, what happened to my three wives and four concubines? I just want them all, I just like girls, and I just want to be responsible for her future. Is there anything wrong with me? I wasn't doing well before I traveled through time, but now I can't live my true self after traveling through time? Then didn't I travel through time in vain? You've already died once, what are you still afraid of? The novels are all selected for readers, so I can only stop here after reading them. After staying up all night to read them now, I always feel that it is a pity that I have not read the latest chapter, so I have to stop here. I hope the author can write better in the future. The characters you write have souls and can resonate with readers. Don't just change a character's life casually. It feels wrong. The strongest high school student in Conan turned into a scumbag inexplicably. In my opinion, the protagonist is more like a scumbag. He gives nothing, takes no responsibility and promises nothing. Isn't this a perfect scumbag template? Do whatever you want. There was a thief called Cao during the Three Kingdoms period. Why did the protagonist have to be so weak? Your soul is not that of a Japanese pirate. It is not as weak as if you have never seen a woman before.

The author has repeatedly emphasized that this is a Glagame harem story, why is it so unclear?

How weak is your constitution? How long ago did you suffer from heatstroke? I'm afraid you can't even compare to a child. What's the point of eating a bento?

The male and female protagonists in the style of Makoto Shinkai

I have read Chapter 243 so far, and the male protagonist is still a virgin.

To put it bluntly... Is it inexplicable that I can accept a harem, but I can't? Especially the harem lying flat is even weirder. The male protagonists in Japanese comics who can have harems only want to save the heroine and the supporting actress, without asking for anything in return. They work hard for the heroine and the supporting actress! That's why it left a deep impression and moved those female protagonists and supporting characters... Let's just say that there was no time when Academy City Touma didn't work hard! The time traveler is just taking the script to get one first, and without any effort, it is just for self-interest!

When writing fan fiction, don't include personal content. King Arthur in Fate is based on Western knight novels, and there are not so many class conflicts. The expectations for rulers are still at the stage of Plato's philosopher king, and they are taught lessons by Baba.

Ayumi Takahara

It's a comic book theme, and I write about Aniya. What does it mean to create so many female protagonists? The appearance chapter doesn't even include a sample picture, it just describes a bunch of things about being beautiful, good-looking, and having a good figure. It's very abstract.