Anime Crossover: Rising to Power, Starting with Overlord

Bone King is the first one that I felt that if the main character of Bone King was deleted, I would feel that it doesn't matter and continue to watch it. The Bone King tortured the warrior and the half-elf archer, making them go to the insect nest to breed and continue to suffer. There were many disgusting substitutes among the enemies, so why not kill them directly? There wouldn't be much benefit. Also, the Bone King planned them to test the defense system of the cemetery. He could kill them before they entered the cemetery. It was originally because the enemy came to find out something was wrong. After letting them enter the cemetery, they also said that they dared to invade the gathering place for idiots created by me and my partners, and they became inexplicably angry. What they said before was simply a cross-brain exchange between the left and right brains. It really makes me feel sick

The poison spots are scattered here and there, but overall they can be seen. The main reason is that I don't quite understand the way the upgrade restrictions are written. Later on, if you insist on fighting with people of the same level, it's not a mistake that requires great achievements. Upgrading the game is a smooth journey. Even if you kill the goblin, you can still get 1 point of experience, which is more consistent. I feel like I still take the Big Tomb too seriously. With this plug-in, the Big Tomb can only be regarded as a good elite boss. It has been two years since the arrival of the Great Tomb, and I wonder if there will be a lot of water in the future. In Blood-Devouring Attack, the writing method of trying to get the CP for the original protagonist for the sake of multiple opponents is also very vicious, as they obviously stole the original CP. The behavior of the protagonist in it is also very strange. I still don't know if the other female characters are the protagonists later. Anyway, the impression it gives is that it's clearly a collection of female characters, forcing the protagonist to pretend to be aloof, waiting for others to come along.

There is no need to have too much malice towards Ainz… Let Ainz and his friends enjoy the Warhammer Comorian Bloodling Technician. After finishing it, remember to send it to the Sixth Ring so that Salish can enjoy it.

You can go to Dicuo and Suqing to get the upgrade systems of these two worlds. Dicuo's upgrades rely on training, and Suqing's upgrades rely on killing monsters. In addition, the protagonist's good system is equivalent to three times the experience, and then he can work part-time as Aqua's sacrificial bone-smashing king without holding a pinch.

Let's talk about the advantages first. The author obviously has a very detailed understanding and research of the original novel and animation. The overall plot respects the original work and is relatively logical. From this aspect alone, it is very good. However, I personally feel that the author's writing style is very... Strange. The overall game is relatively smooth, but dry, with a sense of "a monster appeared here, I killed it, then I upgraded, and I went to kill the next monster", which sometimes feels a bit like a run-down. The portrayal and interaction of the characters are not very vivid, and sometimes even feel a bit boring. If you continue reading like this, it may be difficult to attract more readers. I hope the author will work hard.

It would be better for the author to change the part where the protagonist had a showdown with his father and wanted to leave at the beginning, but he still ran away. It was really low. Also, his father's property was stolen as soon as he left. Is the protagonist really so stupid that he didn't know that his father could guess that he stole it?

Now I finally plan to accept it. I still hope that the protagonist will conform to the traditional dragon style in the future. There is no need to get entangled. As long as the beautiful ones are accepted, they are basically similar to Zeus and create multiple new races.

The vampire chicken likes the ancient king. It is a cliched hero saving the beauty, and the country of the vampire queen is the rotten coffin. The dragon king destroys the vampire queen. How can the vampire queen like the dragon species?

The theme of the novel is refreshing, but I don't feel that it is very satisfying. The three major unpleasant situations are fighting: although the protagonist is the strongest, he rarely participates in fighting in the Blood-Eating Chapter. The battle madman design is superficial, that is, he can't fight and has no opportunity for the protagonist to perform. In the Blood-Eating Chapter, it is more like a replica of the Fourth True Ancestor. The second is domination, and the protagonist is more like the titular King of Genkami Island. Neither Cornerstone Gate nor Holy Annihilation is in hand, and the three are female characters. Even if they are recognized as wives, the relationship is too distant, and it is not as good as the blood-sucking behavior in the original work.

After traveling through the world of Bone King, his way of speaking became aboriginal? There's nothing wrong with you, the author, liking human beings, but why do you like to say it out of your mouth when it comes to troublesome things that can turn into dragons? "I Am a Dragon" is so embarrassing