Anime Crossover: Starting with Honkai: Star Rail

The novel was going so well when suddenly he popped up with "I want to become the Star God of Reincarnation and maintain universal peace 😨"! It blew my mind! Are you trying to become a philosopher? Do you even have the ability? And earlier you wrote about the author wanting power, strength, and a harem, and even wanting to be the Immortal Ship General.

It's getting increasingly boring. Ever since returning from Naruto, it's been all about preaching life lessons and getting emotional over and over again, whether it's about others or yourself. And what about the Immortal Ship, such a powerful cosmic-level force? Isn't there anything they can learn to make them stronger? They just use skills learned from Naruto to conquer the world.

The author's biggest flaw is drastically altering established settings. This started with his first book, *Emiya Shirou*. The character is supposed to be a great hero, but he inexplicably awakens Saber's holy sword form in *The Failed Knight*, claiming to have summoned Saber. He also haphazardly adds Saber's storyline from *Fate/stay night*.

A country bumpkin from Belleburg can wreak havoc on a spaceship from a cosmic civilization—that's the true value of our Honkai Impact 3rd's combat power! 😏

The Republic of Grammer possesses firepower capable of destroying planets. The SAM armor can protect Firefly from death at the epicenter of a planet-destroying explosion. Nguyen May's experiments nearly destroyed the original evolutionary patterns of species on the entire planet. The Zhu Ming Fire of the Zhu Ming Immortal Ship can destroy the Star-Devouring Rahu.

Honestly, I really don't understand what's so great about Naruto. It's practically a crossover anime, and everyone wants the Sharingan. Why can't they have the Mystic Eyes from other worlds?

As a result, the people from the Immortal Ship learned ninjutsu? Let's go to Sociology+3 to learn science with my chief scientist, Stars! The Angel of Peace arrives.

There are so many problems. It feels like "practicing Wing Chun on Doomsday." The first is the time travel issue. Traveling to Naruto isn't a problem, but the problem is that he confesses to the natives when he leaves, which feels like reading a web novel from 2017-2018. That's how it was written back then. The second is the power setting.

Now we can only say we pay homage to the legendary Rupert. Rupert has already reached the top-tier weak single-target damage level. Kakamu can even stack up to instantly kill the bottom-tier single-target damage in the box. Star Gods are all single-target damage dealers. Boshizun and Void have ascended to the level of strong single-target damage to super single-target damage. 🤓

The author's writing is quite good, but after the reincarnation star god appeared, I couldn't stand it anymore. If it were in a fantasy cultivation setting, reincarnation or something would be perfectly fine. Anyway, giving it a powerful title that matches the protagonist's strength would be perfectly acceptable.