Anime Crossover: Sign-In Across Multiple Worlds, Starting as the Herrscher of Reason

I've been reading everything on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform), and this book currently has quite a few issues, but it's not terrible. I hope the author will plan ahead. 1. Trying to be a hero and save the damsel in distress feels really awkward. You don't actually need to say too much... Writing it like that is like, "Quick, ask me if I'm awesome..."

I've started writing about Xing Tie, so I can bury this now. Haven't those authors learned enough lessons from writing Honkai Impact 3rd fanfiction back then? Seeing only a part of the whole picture, waiting to be proven wrong, the entire premise is ruined. Bringing a bad movie into the mix is ​​already risky enough, especially since Genshin Impact hasn't been fully rolled out yet. If they still want to mess with Xingtie now, then they can only send more and more.

Dude, can you stop with the filler? You've gone through several chapters in just one classroom scene?

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They clearly possess the abilities of the Lawbringers of Reason, combined with the unique materials and laws of various worlds, and are pursuing a cyberpunk cultivation path. Why would they need abilities from other worlds? For example, in the world of Demon Slayer, their special metals can be refined into nanobots. Wouldn't it be more interesting to become a Gu master in that world and use the lives of demons to create Gu?

It's awkward, and the protagonist is constantly mistaken for a student at the beginning. What, don't students wear uniforms? A grown man in regular clothes in a high school doesn't look like a student at all.

I couldn't hold back when I saw Genshin Impact. I don't know about the others. The world view of the universe hasn't been fully developed yet, and I dare to write about it without enough basic information.

The female leads all fall in love with the male leads at first sight, but the male leads neither take the initiative nor reject them, and they always create "misunderstandings." It's definitely a bit awkward.

Did Shennong (a legendary Chinese physician) test the poison in the daily poison guide?

The latest one. The protagonist just used gravity to instantly kill. Isn't that more visually appealing than hacking at someone with a knife? Also, the breathing technique isn't that powerful, stop overhyping it.