Anime Crossover: I've Become the Lord of a World, So Why Make Me Join the Group?

Start as the Lord of the World, plus chat**, all Buffs are full. As expected, next is the protagonist, the self-destructed time traveler, and then the approachable nanny and grandpa, who understands the applause!!

Feilu really wants to take pills now. This is just a book with tens of thousands of words. Two people with the lowest human IQ appeared in the comment area. I really can't understand how these heaven-defying things were involved from a relative title to the issue of giving away a daughter. Now Feilu is a filial son CP person, and the other is such a devil that he will accept it without even writing it. Are there really no normal people?

As for the protagonist's performance in other worlds, it has nothing to do with the title of Lord of the World. Please add a mod. The main character of Lord of the World acts like a shy little boy when facing Yakumo Murasaki. He is positioned in the same position as the poisonous-tongued Kasumigaoka Shiu in other chat sites. The main character is a person who has used meat.

Great aunt is Kiana's name for her mother and sister. It can only be said that Kiana's mother is related to Theresa, but who said that Kiana's mother must be Cecilia? If the author wants to accept Cecilia, he must first create an original mother for Kiana to give birth to Hollander, and Theresa is only related to this original mother. Otherwise, the protagonist and Cecilia will have to have a child, Hollander, but Kiana won't be able to accept her unless you want to be the ghost father. Moreover, Cecilia is originally the mother-in-law, so even if she doesn't accept it, it still fits the original story. If you have the guts, you should criticize the official. I don't know why it's so important to take in Cecilia. She has nothing to do with the protagonist now and has never even met, so why give her away? Moreover, it is the author's business to give away the daughter or not. He can write how he wants to write it. Whether we pay for it or not is our business. If we have different opinions, it is not a big deal to go our separate ways. Neither party has the right to ask the other party to act according to their own ideas.

So far, the writing seems to be pretty good, but using tons to describe the protagonist's strength is a bit off-grade. It might be better to just talk about the identity of the Lord of the World, and it's a bit difficult to demolish the earth with tens of millions of tons of effort. Let's take a look first and see how it develops.

The eunuch is on the shelves, you deserve to be thrown into the street

Why is it called Aunt Theresa? Or send the daughter Cecilia?

If the comic book world doesn't write about heroines, why not write about entrepreneurship? . . . If there is an MC world, write the plot of the MC world. If you are in the comic book world, write about getting along with the heroines. In the MC world, if you fight a lot of monsters, you need some seasoning. . . .

The author doesn't care about those with cerebral palsy. They can name any given girl as a gift. They know how to be free. It's very well written, keep up the good work

Yakumo Purple talks a lot, regardless of the occasion or situation, trying to keep others from getting off the stage. The same goes for the male protagonist. If he is so tolerant, why is he tolerant? You say you are the lord of the world, but others keep talking about you over and over again, and you still don't care? Is it difficult to teach her a lesson and make her pay attention when she speaks? Anyway, I'm annoyed by this kind of thing. It's like how familiar he is. He does things regardless of his heart. If there's any problem with what the male protagonist does, he just sticks to him when he's fine. It doesn't mean that you have to make others respect you. Can't you speak normally? **Friends chat and gossip casually, but if there are other people nearby, why do they just put it aside to demolish others? Lost your brain?