A Daily Life That's Not Daily at All

Who exactly found this book by searching for the keyword "Bloodborne"? #(Funny)

So, the protagonist is neither a time traveler, nor an otaku, nor a gamer, but a native of the game.

If you have any complaints, just say them in this thread, and the author will make changes. #(Cute)#(cute)#(cute)

I think the native protagonist is quite good; I find the constant transmigrators annoying. However, there are indeed some issues with the setting. The protagonist is a native, and not a superior being in the Bloodborne universe. How does he freely enter and exit the dream world? After all, Bloodborne is essentially an infinitely looping nightmare dream. How does the protagonist break free from this cycle? Blood healing can cause bestiality. Did the protagonist discover the problems with blood healing in Yharnam, and how did he solve them? How does the female lead address the potential risks of blood healing later on? If the protagonist is a native, these issues need to be addressed logically. Since the author has chosen to write with a local character setting, the original setting of the characters being transported into the game world cannot be completely followed. Therefore, there are some conflicts in the current settings, but this plot hole can still be filled later. However, it will be very mentally taxing, so I hope the author will keep up the good work and at least not abandon the project.

What a terrible result! 😁

It's strange that the book list is updated almost daily, but the updates don't show up unless you click on it.

Keep it up, author!

When will the dungeon end and the daily storyline begin?

I can't believe people are still writing Bloodborne these days. The game itself is barely playable; how many people would actually read fanfiction?

Strange, when did it get on my bookshelf?