Everyday Life in an Anime Crossover: Their Gazes Seem a Little Off

You can obviously be the best in the school, but you have to pretend to be a pig and eat the tiger. You are obviously strong in all aspects, but you have to hide it. You don't care about other people's opinions. Then why don't you dare to reveal your strength and insist on hiding it? You say you're normal, you're chased by a bunch of girls, you're still an old C guy, are you normal? Those who are in the second grade of middle school are not good at it, and they say that they are human beings in two lifetimes. Hiding your strength, not having much money, being unsuitable, etc. Are so frustrating to watch. You traveled through time in a systematic way and developed for so long. You just came to hide it. Were you a hamster in your previous life?

The useless protagonist is firmly finished, mainly because the author is too lazy. There are many places where the explanations are not clear, and I think I have laid a foreshadowing, but it is gone later... There is also a place where I play basketball. The number of words is really bad, but the money is fine, but you can't embarrass those of us who read. Then there is Makinohara Shoko's illness, all kinds of procrastination, just playing, and doing the most ruthless thing, which is indeed the stupidest thing. It's just a chronicle novel with a bad word count. It's a waste of time.

After reading a hundred chapters, I vaguely remember that the protagonist is designed to keep a distance from others and avoid excessive contact. His extraordinary abilities include the direct death demon eye, the pressure of the death god, the Zanpakutō, and the title of realm guardian. He has all the daily functions. Then in this hundred chapters, the only place where the ridiculing female character is called a proficient and exceptional ability is actually used. Kasumigaoka Shiyu was molested by gangsters, and used her spiritual pressure to turn the gangsters into fools in front of them, without any cover-up. I'm so stupid. What age are you still engaging in this kind of price-cutting style? In the first few chapters, I always thought that the protagonist would have a high level of B and a decent personality. He wasn't the kind who sees a woman unable to walk. Who knows, it's still the kind of bad routine. There is also the title of "Boundary Keeper". I thought it was for daily life with supernatural interludes, but I thought too much.

Playing basketball is too cliche, and the author writes that Kasumigaoka Shiu thinks the protagonist can't beat them in basketball? Author, if you don't have a brain, don't think that others don't have a brain either. They clearly know that the protagonist is a transcendent person. How would anyone think that they won the protagonist by playing basketball? Their physical fitness alone overwhelms them, so what do they have to win? The protagonist is physically capable of jumping to the basket and throwing the ball down. Will he lose? It's just that the author has no brains and the characters are also written with no brains.

Why do I feel that the male protagonists of these fanfics always have an inexplicable sense of superiority?

It's quite a loser, either show off your talents casually, or don't write down scores. Among the diaosi, diaosi rely on controlling points to attract others' attention.

The plot of trying to play basketball is a bit cliche. Personally feel

You can see the tiredness in the corners of your eyes at every turn. Could you please show me how you see it? There is also incoherence and the sentences are not fluent! Lots of bad sentences!! You really have all kinds of problems!!!

Let me tell you a joke, will any nerds go to watch basketball? Of course, except for Kuroko, that thing has super powers. I wonder how retarded the author is to write these things? After 50, it's all ** stuff, I suggest you don't waste money and time**

I've read other fan fictions where Gabriel's setting is quite interesting, but she herself is corrupted, and then she has to pretend not to be corrupted in front of the protagonist.