Anime Crossover: Loading a Dating Sim with Kato Megumi
综漫：从加藤惠开始加载恋爱游戏
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 589k Words
- Subgenre
- Anime Crossover
- Updated
- 2y ago
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217Chapters
3.1kRecommendations
10.2kFans
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My thoughts on crossover anime/manga/multi-female protagonist stories since 2018
I've been following the multi-hero crossover anime genre since 2018, but let's focus on the main points. The pacing of this type of story becomes extremely problematic in the later stages. As the number of female leads increases, and new and old characters appear, the relationships, plots, and various other aspects become increasingly complex.
A crossover anime/manga story with multiple female protagonists... This kind of story is very rare on Qidian. Author, would you mind mentioning which editor signed you to this project? 😰
The story is bland and uninteresting. The male lead's character is too simplistic, switching between pure romance and harem elements, making the overall narrative incomplete. If you're going to focus on a harem and a romance storyline, don't add things like a dating system, a conquest system, or affection levels. Adding those changes the entire experience from the start. Stick to the romance theme.
The protagonist is too gentle; this personality is outdated and too old-fashioned.
I've read over twenty chapters, and I feel the male lead is written very strangely; it's quite awkward to read. He keeps saying he wants a pure love harem, but his interactions with the various female leads feel like individual love stories within a dating sim, with no indication of his intention to build a harem. The disconnect is quite jarring.
I personally estimate that having too many female leads might cause the story to fall apart in the end. Towards the middle and later stages, aside from the ones I frequently write about, the others will probably be relegated to the sidelines.
To be honest, after reading all 168 chapters, all I can see is childishness.
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I haven't seen crossover anime/manga series for a long time since those foreign websites lured people away. However, it's best not to include too many of these kinds of novels; three or so is about right. Keep the number of female characters to around 10, otherwise the story will inevitably fall apart in the middle. The protagonist will be working non-stop all day long, even more tired than an emperor.