Anime Crossover: Don't Get the Wrong Idea, I'm Really Not a Normie!

If you want to watch it, I suggest you stop after watching the first world of reincarnation. After returning to the original world, you will be cut into a dog. All attributes will be deducted, and only one woman will be brought back. You will also be subjected to various calculations and threats, and your parents will force you to bow your head and compromise. You will also drive away the only woman you brought back. He has been poisoned to death, support me to save innocent people

Those who have come from the previous book should already know the author's urinary nature. No matter how big the background of the protagonist is, it is overwhelming. How strong is the protagonist's talent? There are always stupid coins that jump into the protagonist's face, then tolerate it, and finally fight back, there are too many. It's not particularly poisonous, but it will continue to create depression for you. It just needs to highlight the word "water". Therefore, when reading his book, you have to be somewhat defensive, and don't treat it as a mindless piece of writing.

1. After the first copy of the protagonist ends, all attributes will be cleared to 0. . Then give ** points attributes to send. It is equivalent to changing from a superman to a very strong person. Forcibly suppress combat power 2. The real world is very depressing. The protagonist has a mother who says "I'm doing this all for your own good", a father who says "you have to listen to me", and a ninth prince from some dynasty (the protagonist is set to be handsome and talented than the protagonist), which makes the protagonist look like a grandson in the real world. 3. I ran away before I finished reading. .

But the writing in this book is really bad. The apocalyptic world is full of hypocrisy and coercion, the combat power is broken, the supporting characters are overflowing, and the plot is too many and watery. Link's book can solve the problem in two chapters. It takes a lot of effort, completely unreasonable to hide the strength, and pretend to be a pig. The author keeps saying that he doesn't overpower the protagonist, but it turns out that the talents of SSS and SS are just like this. There will always be a new villain with a bad talent who is better than the protagonist's team, and it's still cool. If you really become a villain in your book and have some brains, he will kill the protagonist, okay?

Read the comment section and say that this is very frustrating. Is this really happening? I obviously wanted to read it, but I hesitated after looking at the comment section.

How can anyone have a high talent level just because they can use their strength in the later stage? Oh, if it's the protagonist's side, then that's no problem. It's better to be a fan, the character information is all out there. This is an original piece of writing. You can easily pull someone out to give the protagonist a hard time. You can almost guess what will happen next. No matter how much he gets promoted or how much he gets hung up on, someone will always pop up to educate him.

What are you writing about in reality? You are submissive and contented. Wouldn't it be more reassuring if you showed your strength to your family? With the way you write the protagonist, how can you still get away with it after being missing for a month without any reason?

Author, are you having a hard time in life? Experienced too many setbacks? What made you write this novel?

The real-life plot relies on the defense. Even Korean comics can't break my defense. Now I'm poisoned by your plot.

Ah, yes, yes, I didn't overpower the protagonist. Yukinoshita Yukino's SS-level talent became impotent after just two uses, while other people's A-level talent killed thousands of zombies in a day. Stop writing, you don't have this talent