Anime Crossover: My Daily Life Is Really Safe

Since the protagonist is afraid of death, why didn't he choose a killer instead of a pastry chef when choosing his abilities? Wouldn't enhancing one's abilities increase survival rate? I know that the author may want to introduce a later plot, so can you give as much thought as possible when writing these choices?

First of all, as a normal person with a temper, even if you don't want to kill someone, if you are fatally threatened, you will make the other person permanently lose the ability to resist, such as breaking his hands and feet, but the protagonist is living a daily life in the player's house without background and logistical support. Brother, you will die if you play with a gun. I guess some people will say that the protagonist doesn't have a system, blah blah blah, in my opinion the system does not play any role at all. Yes, it has brought the protagonist to a seemingly powerful height, but he has been languishing. He has never used his brain to think about it and is always led by others. I am really not talking nonsense. If you think about it carefully, you will find that the protagonist is just a tool. He is inexplicably moved and joins the plot, and then he can't help himself. Finally, I like this book. If I didn't really like it, I would never type so many words. I hope the author can handle the interpersonal relationship between the protagonist and the supporting characters.

How to say it? It feels like for nearly ten chapters, the protagonist has no sense of existence in every aspect.

A reminder to the author, there is absolutely no future in writing a regular Japanese manga protagonist in Flurry. Anyway, in my impression, he is just a eunuch and evil Asasi, who is bullied by everyone and is the king of wry smiles.

You are trying to force me to do this. You can kill Majima with just one shot. You have been here for so many chapters and you have been able to kill a lot of Majima's younger brothers. You also used your abilities to kill those in the distance. Why don't you think of shooting Majima directly? You don't kill those who are close at hand. You just pretend to use curved bullets. What a pitfall.

I understand the author's desire to portray the conflict between the characters' influences and thoughts in depth. However, author, you have to admit that your writing is not as good as the visuals of the animation. The story you wrote is barely understandable for readers, but it is seriously not enough to make it enjoyable. The combat description is okay, but not invincible is acceptable. The key is that the cuteness and image description of the girl are seriously insufficient, and the cuteness and charm are not visible at all. In short, it is not SE enough! There are daily stories, but the ambiguity cannot be seen. Is this protagonist a monk? Author, can your writing style be more provocative to readers?

Think about it, her talent is set to kill. If she let it go, there would be no such story. It is because the heroine limits herself and does not let herself lose control that she has such a cute JK.

If you don't take away a life, then let the scum spend the rest of his life in bed.

But after reading this book, I wanted to play the main character.

The protagonist would be stupid if he didn't kill people