My Girlfriend Handed Over the System, and the Authorities Asked Me to Step In!

The novel you wrote is good, but the three-color hegemony is a failure. No matter how strong the three-color hegemony is, you can only become like Garp. You might as well get a book of exercises that can practice physical skills and become a saint.

Every time I look at one, I have to watch you pity and beg again. . . . . I've only seen three of them, and I'm tired of looking at you.

Every chapter is told whether anyone will read it, and everything you want to read is driven away by you. It's annoying.

Why does no one have doubts that the power used by the male protagonist is very similar to the power of the time-traveling pirate?

Luffy didn't know Ace when he didn't eat the devil fruit. The timeline is wrong.

That best friend is too much, and she has been having ambiguous contact with the protagonist. You don't want a harem, do you? How could that woman not know the difference between men and women at such an old age? She couldn't be pretending not to know and still enjoy it, right?

Isn't the entire Chinese wedding more grand? The white wedding dress has no sense of substitution.

It's quite interesting. It just so happens that the protagonist can comprehensively improve his own strength by traveling through the world.

It's just that it's a bit annoying to ask for data at the end of each chapter.

Good guy, you are so ready to put it on the shelves as soon as you prepare 100,000 words!