Anime Crossover: The Nakano Family's Only Godslayer

This rating is still a bit high. The girls are sent to join in the CP, and there are still some side effects. The female protagonists are either about to die or are stunned, and the male protagonist only arrives at the critical moment. Does it sound familiar? The cuckold novel about Nangong that was taken off the shelves was also written about the female protagonists who were divided into five parts. Four chapters from the finale, the female protagonists were killed in turn. Isn't it similar to the plot of this book? The comment section is criticizing these points and saying that they should be changed, but these points have not been changed.

After reading more than a dozen chapters, I'm done with this incredible protagonist. He knew there was danger near his home, but he just didn't show his superpowers to his family. He had to jump out and pretend to write at the end. In the beginning, Nino was about to send it, and the protagonist was actually saved by Nino because he was passing by. Ichika was even more heavyweight, and was knocked unconscious directly. If it were Liu Beiwen, by the time the protagonist came, Ichika's beauty would have been ruined. Fighting monsters is also a grind, and things that can be solved with just two punches have to be waited for after everyone greets the protagonist's family, and then the protagonist becomes angry and seduces him.

The author is really confident and does not avoid lightning at all. If the previous problems are all minor, giving away a girl is a big taboo. Rena Nakano's treatment is completely giving away a girl. The male protagonist, the god-killer, has been busy fighting and killing for a long time. , Finally resurrected Nakano Maruo's wife. At this moment, I actually felt that Nakano Maruo was the male protagonist. This treatment was the same as the previous Twelve Maid Powers. A lot of pen and ink was spent to emphasize the excellence of Nakano Rena, and a picture was even included for fear that readers would not understand. He knew she was good-looking, but in the end, the male protagonist was just like a tool. He resurrected Rena Nakano and let her and Maruo Nakano enjoy their family life. The readers who came to Feilu to read the book were all because of the male protagonist killing everyone and starting a harem. No one wanted to read it. Parental love, besides, you have paired up Nakano Maruo and Nakano Reina, do you also need to find Katsura Manami's husband? Otherwise, why would your hero suddenly have both parents, and Katsura Yanye still has to be a child with a mother and no father?

Received power as a child? Could it be understood that the protagonist watched Nakano's mother die from overwork and didn't even have the ability to help solve the problem? Knowing that there are strange dangers in the world, in order to appear at the critical moment to load coins, why don't you use the young man and Qianfeng Quan to protect the five sisters? When danger arises, come to the rescue and load coins, knowing that you are 100% guaranteed to be able to save the situation in time? Do you know that the world revolves around you?

The God Killer only destroyed half of the rooftop in one fight? Where did the low-match monster come from? The output of other people in a fight would at least destroy half of Tokyo, so you're better off (speechless)

Nowadays, Asasi protagonists who always appear at the last moment are no longer popular.

Going crazy? On the one hand, it is written that Reina is only married in name, and on the other hand, she is resurrected and gives away her daughter? Why, it's not from one hand, so it's uncomfortable?

The author is really a little contrast. Since he likes to write protagonists who only fight back after being beaten, why not just let others seize the harem before taking action? Isn't it also good to let the protagonist be the taker? Anyway, the protagonists in this book like to take action last and do not build up power.

The male protagonist has acquired abilities for so long but has no protective measures for the people around him. Every time, he expects to arrange a plot hero to rescue the beauty and resolve the crisis. Nino is like this, and Ichika is also like this. He does not have the domineering power that a god-slayer should have. Moreover, there are ghosts and ghosts running rampant around him and they are not cleared away, because ordinary people can't see it and ignore it, which is a bit incomprehensible. Also, in the current plot, are Miura Yuko, Hanakain, and Kana not going to be accepted? The article says that the protagonist is not interested in other people ntr, so it seems that he is planning to get CP? If so, it's best to make it clear at the beginning.

I don't know who is responsible for the bad style. The protagonist with powerful power goes to the daily series. If I write about the daily series, I will open it separately. I have to do these things and force them into daily life. In the heart of a pure loser, the power structure and vision are different. The protagonist is the world's richest man hanging around in the civilian area.