Abnormal Type-Moon

Is there anyone like me who doesn't like watching anime but loves reading fanfiction and crossover anime?

I don't recommend writing about The Undead King. The setting is complex, the popularity is low, and it's difficult to write about the protagonist's stance. Moreover, I've observed that many fanfics spend a lot of time writing about The Undead King, but the result is that subscriptions plummet and comment sections are filled with questions about when it will end. The most unsuccessful fanfics are those that include The Undead King after reading hundreds of books.

Judging from the synopsis alone, it seems similar to the "I'm Not a Refugee" storyline in the game "Cat" and "Onmyoji: Becoming a Noble in Heian-kyo." I'll put it on my bookshelf to nurture it first, and see how it goes later, waiting for reviews from other readers.

Sunny's crossover anime is absolutely top-notch, but its ratings just won't go up. Why is that? 🤔

A new book has started, so I'm here to support it. It's one of the few crossover authors that really suits my taste. I've seen too many crossover authors quit over the years. I've always read Yang Guang's books, but I've never finished a single official copy, which is quite shameful. Now that I've graduated and started working, I'll definitely subscribe to all of this book as long as it's updated. This post is proof.

So far, my impression is quite good. The writing style seems to have improved compared to the previous crossover anime book, and the harem is well-developed (though I need to suppress the curse). I hope the author won't go for the ultimate pure love story. After all, in crossover anime, everyone wants to see the female lead and the main character of the book.

This is just like the one next door, the group crossing, right? The Onmyoji game next door even has that weird refugee-starting group crossing weirdness.

If this theme still doesn't perform well, you could try writing on the cat's website... Or switch to a crossover anime theme that's more suitable for Qidian. In short, I hope you get good grades on this book. As long as you don't write carelessly, I'll continue to subscribe.

I abandoned the last book I read from Freya; I don't understand why I had to get on the bus. The female lead from the original work not only failed to get her job at the beginning, but she also had to get on the bus.

Is this a bulldozer? I stopped reading Absolute Speed ​​because of the bulldozer aspect. I feel like even two or three more female leads would be fine, five or six at most. Any more and they wouldn't get much screen time. The Eighth Grand Master was much better written, with the female leads getting a lot of attention.