A Multiverse of Anime: The Maid Bundle from the Start

The name Li Tao feels so out of place here 😅 The name is off-putting 😅

So many people have said the protagonist's name is too common and lacks relatability, yet it hasn't been changed for so long. Even if the protagonist were named Donghuang Taiyi, Dijun, Ying Zheng, or Xiang Yu, it wouldn't have drawn so much criticism.

The Book of Power being visible and held in one's hand for use—one hand holding the book, the other playing tennis, followed by some cringeworthy dialogue—truly slapped me in the face. Ten years ago it might have been okay, but now all I can say is, "Good luck, I'm speechless."

I always feel that the male protagonist's Chinese name sounds awkward in the world of Japanese anime.

This is a novel with multiple female protagonists, no stock trading, focusing on romance, and with a limited amount of explicit content. As a newcomer, I know my own limitations. However, I will try my best to restore the original personalities of the characters in the story and not write any disgusting plots. So I will not shamelessly ask for any support.

I specifically ordered a chapter to rant about. I don't care about Chinese or Japanese names, and I don't care about any sense of immersion, as long as it's readable. But this name is so common! Maybe one in ten people has this name, and I actually know someone with this name. I can't stand it. Forcing myself to keep reading is hard; it's so distracting.

This is still a slice-of-life story from a crossover anime... You might as well write a native protagonist. Why add this unnecessary transmigrator setting? The setting itself is contradictory. Does it really have to be included in the Service Club? Will the plot only progress beyond the original storyline?

Looking at the comments section about the name issue, it's hilarious that someone in a crossover anime is named Li Tao.

Why do so many people like Yukinoshita? I just don't get it. She's so cold and stubborn. Is Yui not gentle enough? Or Isshiki not cute enough? Or even a little more eccentric? Or is her younger sister not considerate enough?

I read the comments section first, then the novel. I've read 74 chapters, and it's actually a pretty good crossover anime. Some of the anime female characters' personalities match the original anime characters. Some people in the comments section are just ridiculous; they can only complain about the protagonist's Chinese name.