The Taoist in an Anime Crossover, Saving Kasumigaoka from the Start!

Her mother has already treated the protagonist like this. If she helps so easily again, then I will decisively kill her. After all, no one likes to read dog licking articles.

The protagonist doesn't have the spirit of Cao Cao. You can tell by looking at Sayuri's setting, alas...

I have a question. The protagonist wants to cut off the dragon vein of the island country and destroy the island country. The author also arranged for the protagonist to meet so many paper-figure wives that he once liked and fall in love with each other. In the early stage, it was okay, but the relationship was not deep. In the later stage, will the protagonist still be willing to kill the dragon's veins?

Does Little Japan have dragon veins? Why don't Mount Fuji erupt to celebrate?

Will modern history not be changed, or will it be invaded? I don't know if this setting means there will be development later, or if it just gives the protagonist an excuse to go to Japan. As well as destroying the Dragon Vein, let's not talk about whether you will accept the heroine or not. Regardless of whether it is successful or not, the investigation is definitely not against you, Longhu Mountain, but against the entire country. Is it appropriate for your actions to implicate the country alone, or is it something you have done yourself. It would be better to conquer the Yin and Yang Dao and let them take the lead.

But I have to add a purpose to kill dragon veins. It is completely opposite to what the protagonist does in Japan. He keeps saving people and killing ghosts. It's outrageous. Do you really want to kill ghosts and save people in Japan? If you don't release ghosts and harm people, it's fine.

Every book written about Tomie Kawakami is either a eunuch or a bad one. It's really a curse.

As long as the protagonist doesn't lick, it's definitely a good story. I've seen a lot of this type and I'm tired of it

When I first saw the hot girl on the train, I was wondering if it was Gui Yanye, but it turned out to be Gui Yanye. As long as there is Gui Yanye, I will definitely pursue this book. Don't let Kotono go, otherwise the author is the father-in-law, and Gui Xin is also good, their mother Katsura Manami is really awesome, and Saionji Yuuko, Kiyoura Mai, madam, you don't want your daughter to be heartbroken because she doesn't have a boyfriend, right? Madam, you know what to do. Add finesse.

I still don't understand why the author wants to set up a cold personality for the protagonist. Forget it, he also set up that the protagonist was a serious otaku in his previous life!!! Don't you think there's something wrong with putting these two together?