Anime Crossover: One Man's Power to Shatter Tokyo

Seeing that one of the rewards for the highest-level mission is 64 million yen, I really couldn't hold back anymore.

So why is the protagonist still in school? With superhuman powers, is there any need to go to school? Even after saving the world from the apocalypse, would you still have to find time to go to school? Even with the world in chaos outside, you still have to go back to school and listen to your teachers? That's incredibly unbelievable.

This system is so low! It can't even preserve memories from a mission, or rather, it's unwilling to preserve them. It even uses this to gamble with the world's consciousness. If you lose, you have to give in. And it's not even the entire world's consciousness, but just a few fantasy copy consciousnesses that only cover changes on Earth.

Mission failure means annihilation; I'll commit suicide on the spot to show you what's what.

What era are we living in? They still have this kind of erasure, and they even restrict the protagonist's stance!

When someone first said it looked like AI, I thought, "Are there really such idiots who wouldn't even bother to fix it?" I randomly clicked on a chapter and saw how many "he"s you used in a hundred words? This is pure AI error; anyone who has ever written a college entrance exam essay and had it edited by AI wouldn't be this bad.

The writing is smooth, but the plot is somewhat drawn out, tedious, and tedious, reminiscent of fanfiction from many years ago. Its strengths lie in the protagonist's clear character, strong sense of purpose, and currently likable personality. Overall, it's a mixed bag—not particularly interesting, but not worth abandoning either. I guess it has potential. I've added it to my collection.

Whether it's the protagonist's title of "transmigrator" or their talent of "affinity between reality and illusion," it doesn't belong to the protagonist. The protagonist transmigrates and acquires the author's novel's background universe. The universe replicates the protagonist's abilities, allowing them to transmigrate and their talent of "affinity between reality and illusion" to assimilate other anime works like Bleach...! The protagonist is the source of pollution!

The first few chapters were quite disgusting for readers; the researchers implied that anime characters were subjected to various experiments, including reproductive experiments. They even listed several anime heroines. 🥵

Niu Ma should just find a factory job honestly, instead of writing this disgusting nonsense.