Life in the Other Worlds of Anime

Light Novel Reviewer: Master's Summary: Suitable for anime lovers, but the story lacks control over its core theme. Suitable for: Writers of episodic or crossover anime novels. Hello everyone, this time I'm bringing you a review of "Living in Another World in Anime." As a crossover anime novel that the author has carefully reworked, the book does have many captivating elements at the beginning. Of course, it's also possible that because I haven't read many crossover anime novels before, I have a strong interest in this unknown genre and a deep, somewhat ♂, anticipation. In the conversation with the author, the author raised some questions about their creative process...

Commentator: This is Mira, back in top form after a month-long break. Today's book review is for a work that, as the title suggests, is a crossover anime/manga fanfiction. Becoming a reviewer for Qingdian is truly pushing my limits, because normally I would never click on a crossover anime/manga work to read. Well, as a reviewer, I'm not really familiar with the general writing style of crossover anime/manga, so please treat the following comments as a layman's small suggestion if they are biased. First, in my opinion...

AYAYA, being asked to write a book review by the author is really making me want to vomit blood. This book almost made me want to die. As the title suggests, it's about living in another world within an anime, but... Is Assassination Classroom really another world...? After forcing myself to read a few chapters, I discovered the author's writing is truly divine. The male lead's repeated name finally helped me break my bad habit of not remembering other main characters' names. Heh, Chen Fengxi, a name that's not easy to pronounce, and can't we just use "he" instead of "the male lead"? It's annoying to read. Personally, I don't recommend books that involve too much other anime works, because...

[A Salty Fish Falls From the Sky] A Must-Read Potential Crossover Anime (Assassination Classroom, Everyday Supernatural Battles) I am [Salty Fish Party Dumpling], and since I was invited to review this today, I will focus on the author's writing skills. Please forgive me. My first glance was enough; hmm, definitely a novice author. I think many novice authors have this very noticeable little detail, and even some veteran authors have it too. It's the endless use of character names. Couldn't they just use "he" occasionally? Repetitive words easily cause reading fatigue. Constantly using the protagonist's name to...

Let's call the author "Windmill Guy" for now. It's said this nickname was given to him by a reader named BlackNight1940, and he doesn't dislike it. First, let's talk about Windmill Guy himself. He's a science student, and it seems rather strange that a science student would write novels. Moreover, his essays in school were only at a second-rate level. This combination makes his novel writing quite unusual. Windmill Guy himself has a rather dark and lonely inner world, so his character Chen Fengxi naturally appears somewhat extreme in certain aspects. This explains why Chen Fengxi in the Assassination Classroom...

After watching Infinite Anime Record, I haven't read any good anime/manga novels, and I've been in a constant state of reading slump. I've read quite a few anime/manga novels during that time, but none of them were good. They were either farming/development stories, had protagonists who were overly virtuous, protagonists who were too cold-hearted, or the authors' writing was poor and lifeless. I often wondered: are there really no good anime/manga novels? Are good anime/manga novels really that hard to find? Just when I was about to give up on finding anime/manga novels, I discovered this one. Although the author hasn't written much yet, they love anime/manga, love writing novels, and are observant, so I was convinced they would definitely...

When I reread the book "Encounters in a Dungeon: A New Odyssey," I discovered several major bugs and decided to write this review to remind the author. First: Not every floor in the dungeon has a floor master; at least on the upper floors, only Gloria is a floor master. Second: The floor master's level = the level of the strongest monster on the previous floor + 2. The strongest monster above floor seventeen is the Minotaur, which is level 2, so Gloria's level is level 4. After being strengthened in the dungeon, Gloria's level is now + 1, making her level 5. Third: Regarding divine grace, the setting of divine grace is: it grants you...

Actually, this isn't a book review, it's just my rant, you have to believe me! The reason I started reading Windmill's books was apparently because I was looking for a fanfiction about Class 3-E. I looked at several, and this was one of them… Ugh, why do I feel like I'm inexplicably hopeless? Later, when I read other books, either they weren't to my taste, or they only had one or two chapters (don't be smug, Windmill, you only had 20-something chapters back then!!!! Do you know how much I was waiting for your daily updates?!), So in the end, only "The Assassin of Class 3-E" and "Living in Another World in Anime" remained. And then…

I won't sleep until I've updated to 20,000 words between now and tomorrow. In 2018, how can I have a perfect ending without a major update?!

The Ghoul arc is about to enter its final stage. I'll take the next couple of days to organize the plot, so let's watch a side story for now.