In Little Garden, I Don't Want to Be Cannon Fodder
人在箱庭，不想成为炮灰
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- Anime Crossover
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For some reason, the moment I see Demon Slayer and one character appear, I instantly lose interest in watching it. Seriously, you've already written about a miniature garden, couldn't you have paired it with some other classic anime? Shakugan no Shana, Rosario + Vampire, Demon Slayer, Cursed Return, One Person, Bleach, Naruto, One Piece, etc., I've really seen them all to death.
Ah... I thought I'd finally found someone to write sandbox gardens with!
Even if humanity's final trial is weak, it should still be at least a five-figure, continent-shattering level, right? What could one possibly gain from going to Demon Slayer?
It's too messy, it's too painful to look at.
You might as well go to Oregairu or Saekano: Where Are We Going? Just hanging up a sheep's head from Hakoniwa and going to a world where you can just lie around and get zero progress, you can't even copy Pikachu's books properly.
Like those crossover anime series by Qing, which stand out with their early school setting and later isekai (otherworld) elements, the transitions are seamless, if not jarring. But look at this one. It lures you in with the "Hakoniwa" (Little Garden) theme, then introduces breathing techniques and Crimson Blood Manipulation. What's this?
Humanity's ultimate trials are all questions concerning the progress of human civilization.
I can't see any impact on humanity as a whole from what you've described. Furthermore, the final trial for humanity, even setting aside someone like the White Night King, is at least at the level of a closed world. The rest are at most called some kind of demon king. Even the special attack of the final human trial can't be seen.
The settings are too messy
Is it supposed to be that you send a skill to a world? Why waste time with the plot? Just grab the item and leave. Win by quantity. First, get thousands or tens of thousands of skills and stack thousands of buffs. What's the point of training your clone?
The plot twist in Under One Person was too abrupt.
It's really speechless when something suddenly jumps to something else right when it's going to be exciting.
It's a headache. At first, they said they were afraid of pain and didn't want to use the resurrection mechanism to become stronger, which is fine. With the Reverse Rebirth Double, they can become stronger without resurrection. Then they said that it's meaningless to become stronger except for the Spirit Rank, so they won't become stronger? I haven't seen the miniature garden, so I can't comment.