Shadow Bear Tibbers’ Plane Journey

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1. I don't know when the author said that transforming an Annie who only plays, runs everywhere, does mischief everywhere into a girl who only eats and sleeps all the time was a good idea? In short, I'll tell you after 500 chapters the novel has become complete shit.

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2. the novel started very well, but the more the novel progresses the more shitty it becomes, the author completely and totally ruined the character of Annie, at the beginning she was interesting, funny, cute, later it was transformed into a girl who only eats and sleeps all the time, and the author only almost reproduces the films and anime almost identically, because Annie doesn't want to "sleep", "eat" or "watch a show", I don't I don't know when the author thought it was funny... in every important event she doesn't participate because she wants to continue sleeping?? seriously?.. Add to that the fact that the author always takes the trouble to write 20/30/100 almost annoying chapters where Annie always does the same thing for almost every world, that is to say eat and sleep (I swear since like chapter 500, every time the author talks about her, it boils down to eating or sleeping, she rarely does funny or interesting things, unlike the 5 first world) but when he comes to the conclusion he writes a stupid summary and shitty, while it is the moment which should be the most existing in the novel (ahhhhh I remember so many moments where the author writes so many chapters where almost nothing happens, and then when she arrives to be saved the situation where when Gal returned to the world of Game of Thrones, the author sums it up in a few words and moves on to something else, it's so frustrating!!!) in short, for the first few world like 400 to 500 chapters, the novel is very good, even if we still felt the beginning of the fall of the novel and even so it is a 4.5/5 merit, but later the novel is not worth not even a 2/5.

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3. I agree, instead of character growth what Annie got was character regression. I stopped reading after the Azeroth arc, it wasn’t enjoyable anymore.

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4. 𝘿𝙞𝙨𝙘𝙤𝙫𝙚𝙧𝙮 𝙤𝙛 𝙖 𝙨𝙞𝙩𝙚 𝙬𝙞𝙩𝙝 𝙍-18 𝙉𝙤𝙫𝙚𝙡: 𝙣𝙤𝙫𝙚𝙡𝙧18.𝙘𝙤𝙢

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5. As far as world-hopping novels go, I think this is one of the better ones simply because it doesn't fall into the common traps that make other novels so boring. The MC isn't constantly chasing power or playing savior/dominator to the various worlds. She wants to eat good food, sleep in late, and find something fun to do. No edgelord MC constantly trying to stare everyone down and assert themselves as the strongest. No psycho MC going around killing everything. No solipsistic MC that treats everyone like pawns or collectibles. Its an MC that puts fun first. The worlds the author has chosen are fairly diverse - movie worlds, anime worlds, game worlds, two of the worlds were even Kung Fu Panda and Harvest Moon of all things. Only complaint I have is that, in later worlds, Annie tends to be more of a background character with the focus being more on the local protagonists. That just feels boring and more like I'm reading an ordinary Xianxia novel instead of a wacky world hopping novel. Otherwise, I think this is great.

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6. a freaken monster bear gets taken over by a freaken 2 year old and turns in to a dam teddy what the hell kind of story is this

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7. Obviously it is the parallel universe of Valoran(League of Legends)

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