Daily Variety Comics: Trapped on an Island with a Beautiful Girl

So how many women are there currently? The second question is, will conflicts break out? After all, it may be divided into those who go home and those who don't, and the points earned are not too high. After all, you can go back with 10,000 points, which can be close to more than 1,000 points in one day, and you can go back in nine or ten days. However, this must be in the best state where everyone wants to go home, and maintain the most basic life without spending too many points. And this Koro-sensei looks like a game NPC? After all, how could Koro-sensei know magic? And if you write too many female characters, do you, the author, control it? And every day here, is their original world suspended or flowing? After all, you have to know sooner or later. It won't be very interesting if it's suspended, but you don't have to tell them and let them figure it out. After all, the faction that wants to go back must be in a hurry; or it may be moving, and then they will directly conflict with each other and the two factions will cause trouble. Also, some of them have superpowers, which refers to super-realistic abilities in a broad sense. Are they suppressed by their abilities? Or are there game rules? After all, you can directly oppress her with force. Secondly, the protagonist's various abilities must gradually improve, right? After all, the all-powerful "Asasi" always feels like shit. Secondly, is the ability improvement and point acquisition about opening a dungeon on an isolated island, or opening a similar infinite flow dungeon for them? Although you can also write that you have the ability of Sagiri painting or other people's abilities... You can get points through other methods, but there are many ways to get points, what about the method of deducting points? After all, it takes a long time to write, so there must be a corresponding balancing mechanism! Although the protagonist can gain abilities through the NPC Koro-sensei, it would be pointless to slowly explore their youthful daily life by adding people later; after all, someone has to go back. What's the story behind this island game? The world was invaded, so all the worlds joined forces to create a game, similar to the Human Fire Project? Or is it something similar to "Lihua plays the world"? Or maybe the protagonist has already traveled through various worlds, and then the male protagonist and the female protagonist are built into a spiritual world to awaken and save the male protagonist?

Ah, there is actually an end-of-the-world journey, so good