Miss Hebe's Expedition Through Lostbelts!

So far, the image of "Eris" seems to have captured that essence... Perhaps His nature is "progress leading to destruction"? Progress has led to the destruction of future history, which has been indefinitely delayed, yet remains unresolved. Because this future is only delayed and not destroyed, He will be born but has not yet been born. Because He is born of progress and cannot be denied, none of Tian Sui's actions can harm Him; in fact, they may even become an aid to His growth. Because He was born from the place where all the earth's conditions were destroyed, He was born to devour fishermen. Because no governing body can answer the question: "Is the end of progress destruction, or is maintaining backwardness actually more sustainable?" He is nuclear winter, cyberpunk, the machine destruction movement, the Pythagorean fanatic who drowns his colleagues, the Inquisition, the corpses lying on the streets of the British Empire, and the "possibility" that ultimately dominates all of the above... As long as the destruction of a progressive future cannot be denied, He cannot be eradicated.

Doesn't this book have a Best of the Year award? Several Best of the Year books were abandoned and still made the list; it's ridiculous.

When will the new book be released?

Immortal Herb This book uses esoteric Buddhism and FGO as its worldview foundation, reconstructing a worldview that simultaneously contains multiple histories and Lostbelt elements, and cleverly weaving together seven histories and their corresponding rulers as the main storyline. The characters in this book are well-developed and there are no inconsistencies in their personalities; the plot is well-structured and there are no inconsistencies or contradictions with common sense; the historical content is well-supported by classical texts and is logically consistent; the narrative pace is well-controlled and it effectively engages the reader's emotions. Whether viewed as a fan fiction of the Secret History World and FGO, a parallel history read, or a lesbian/yuri story, this book has its merits and is therefore considered a top-tier read.

The Uruk people in this book see Dark Souls: What! Burning people can bring them back to life? Hmm, a world full of hope. A Dark Souls viewer in the nuclear wasteland: What! You can live without being burned? Hmm, a world full of hope. A person from a nuclear wasteland looking at cyberpunk: What! They can survive working 996007? Hmm, a world full of hope.

I want to see Yao Lan, I want to see more of Miss A Long, I want to see Souji win the revival match! #(Crying)#(crying)#(crying) The part I feel most regretful about in terms of characters is the Eastern Country arc. I personally like Shuten-dōji and Akagi, but it's not a big deal that they're gone. The main problem is that from the beginning to the end, I thought it would be a battle of heroes, but Shuten-dōji turned out to be a negative character, Minamoto no Yorimitsu went mad and quit the race, and in the end, even Souji was gone. All that was left was Oryū-san, who slept from the front of the car to the back of the car. #(Terrible) Forget everything else, I just want to see Yao Lan's mouth and teeth. I'll do anything to write about Yao Lan. #(Crying)

Minamoto no Yorimitsu: What about me? 😃

It feels like it ended a little too quickly, even though there was still so much more to write.

My wild guess is that the final test is to become the ruler. After HB completes all the questions, she meets all the people related to her who have died, and then they keep saying "Oh my god" around HB. Let's see if HB can say "Arigato" (a Japanese phrase).

What the hell?! I've been waiting for that promised extra chapter for ages and it still hasn't come. Then the group got banned. I'm so fed up! #(Sad