Fantasy System

After crossing over to another world which seemed to be a fusion between many anime worlds, The Fantasy System was unlocked for Mu Fan. After finishing the tasks given by the system, Fantasy points are given which allows him to gain access to the Fantasy store that was full of daily talents and more. Yuuki Asuna: You know how to cook a lot of dishes. Can you teach me? Sagiri: I don’t know anyone called Eromanga-Sensei. Many more characters and interesting plots await us.

Original Publisher

qidian

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Fantasy System "Fantasy System" is quite the mixed bag. Diving in, I wasn't entirely sure what to expect from a story tagged with both "comedy" and "harem" alongside "game elements" and a plethora of anime crossovers. What I found was… interesting, to say the least. ### First Impressions Initially, the premise is intriguing: a Chinese MC gets thrown into a world populated by characters from various anime. The early chapters have a certain charm, despite the slightly jarring mix of characters with Japanese and Chinese names. The MC's system, which allows him to exchange points for skills and items, feels like a familiar but potentially fun trope. However, I quickly realized that this story relies heavily on pre-existing knowledge of the anime it references. ### What Works Well The translator seems to be doing a solid job, ensuring the meaning isn't lost in translation. Some readers appreciated the story's lighter tone, noting that it's less focused on violence than many mixed-source fanfics. The interactions between characters can be genuinely funny, especially with the misunderstandings that arise from the MC's actions. It also seems that the author does a decent job of keeping you invested, even with the butchered anime settings and characters. ### Areas of Concern One major issue I see is the potential for the plot to become convoluted. The sheer number of anime crossovers (Sword Art Online, Food Wars, Eromanga Sensei, and more) can lead to a chaotic experience, especially if you're not familiar with each series. The MC's inconsistent knowledge – knowing about novels from his past life but being clueless about the world he's currently in – feels jarring. The wish-fulfillment aspect is also quite strong, with characters seemingly chosen based on the author's preferences rather than any strategic plot reason. Also, some readers expressed disappointment with the direction the story takes later on, feeling that the author deviates from the initial laid-back slice-of-life tone, and some characters being forgotten. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some readers have pointed out that the author deviates from the original goals of the story, leading to a rushed and unsatisfying conclusion. The integration of *Sword Art Online* into a *Zhan Long* rip-off was a particular point of contention. Be warned that the later arcs might not live up to the promise of the earlier chapters. ### Final Verdict "Fantasy System" is a flawed but potentially enjoyable read, especially if you're a fan of crossover fanfics and don't mind a bit of wish-fulfillment. However, be prepared for a potentially chaotic plot and a story that might lose its way as it progresses. I would recommend approaching this novel with caution and a willingness to forgive its shortcomings.