Multiverse Paranormal Romance: Where Did My Everyday Love Life Go?

Kujo Toru? I haven't heard any stories about handsome guys in Tokyo in ages.

It's not easy to still see Natsukawa Masaki after 26 years.

The feet on the cover are upside down, it's a bit scary #(you know what I mean)

Will people from the dungeon world come to the real world?

So far, I feel like the protagonist is playing a single-player game; his interactions with others feel like they're played by a machine. Generally, the chemistry between characters should provide readers with feedback, whether positive or negative, but this protagonist... How should I put it? He feels like a bot? The emotions of Yato and Bishamonten, those two gods, are far more human than the protagonist's. I don't recall the protagonist being this bot at the beginning of the novel...

Judging from the description alone, it looks similar to another one.

The story is getting too rushed, with events happening one after another. The female leads in various anime and manga are basically just plot devices; aside from Ryougi's interaction with the male lead, there's not much interaction. They need to add some more interactive scenes to balance things out.

What are some worldviews?

It's written alright.

Are there dark gatherings?