Anime Crossover: Am I Actually the Everyday Savior?

Who is the protagonist Yukinoshita? Being so accommodating to her, lowering the bottom line again and again to help her? She is going to see the people of the Red World to cause trouble, and the protagonist agrees.

The biggest poisonous point is to discredit the myth of Yanhuang. All the people in Yanhuang mythology are villains. In foreign mythology, all people are decent people. You are washing the hair of foreigners, but you are whitewashing the whites of gringos.

You make the gods of the East look like villains, and the gods of the West look like saints...

There is something wrong with his combat power. How can Xingyue compare with Hakoba?

Why are we, Shinhwa, crazy? Anything else is good?

Let me tell you something here, everyone in Eastern Gods is an actor, everyone who has seen it knows that

Although the protagonist is not Asasi, I feel that the author has lowered his emotional intelligence.

I feel that Muramasa is useless. It would be much easier to use a Zanpakutō. Muramasa is only useful with poison. I don't know what it will be like when it evolves later. There is a direct death demon eye as a plug-in. I always feel that it is a waste of points.

Don't end up with a 9,000-year-old male protagonist... It's hypocritical to follow the master and forget about the relationship between men and women. Shouldn't you follow the master and have the relationship between men and women? Do you know that fighting against masters and rebelling against disciples is the secret to wealth? Nine thousand years old, no one can see it

Later in this novel, I think the system was created by the Eastern God out of boredom to find a host to be the savior to save the world. The Eastern God acts as the villain and the World-Destroying Demon King comes on stage one by one to give the protagonist heads, experience, and equipment. Later, the protagonist discovers that he is being played by the Eastern God.