The Psychic Wants a Happy Ending

Without the main character, an ordinary person would absolutely be unable to clear the first dungeon, right? That's too illogical. If all instances are this difficult, unless the protagonist's sole superpower is a fabrication and there are other anime with supernatural elements mixed into the main world, then there's no way there could be a veteran.

I'm just an ordinary person, when will I ever get a CCB?

This is the feedback section. Feel free to leave your suggestions below. #(Dizzy)

This book's emotional entanglement won't drag on forever until the middle section before I finish reading, right? #(Crying)

The runestones in Nightmare Town are actually useless; they're just ordinary stones. The monsters are just playing a game; the rule is that once you attach a rune stone, they won't forcibly remove it.

Putting aside other things, Nightmare Town is quite abstract. It feels like I just watched some snippets of commentary and then wrote this review, and it's the kind of unprofessional commentary that only shows the general plot. The black mayor in the show is practically a saint. He personally handles all the exploration of the town's outskirts and never lets the townspeople take risks unless they ask for it. The guy locked in the tin shack was only locked up because he left his wife and daughter at the bar overnight, which led to his daughter being persuaded to open the window. In the show, this guy went into the tin shack voluntarily to atone for his sins. Even though the black mayor was angry at his irresponsible behavior, he still gave him a runestone to protect himself. This kind of "good guy" is completely different from his character in the book.

The premise is that the protagonist has countless superpowers, but very few of them actually appear in the story; he just uses the same few abilities repeatedly. It's supposed to awaken superpowers frequently, but after reading so many chapters, this has never been mentioned.

Sure enough, after watching so much CB (a type of web novel), this kind of virgin-like love story is quite moving. #(Seal)

I still prefer reading Peach Blossom stories a bit more. #(So sad)

Are they really going to make the protagonist a perverted naked man? Whether he chooses it willingly or not, I personally can't accept this character.