Anime Crossover: Becoming a Hunter in Classroom of the Elite

What's the point of writing a variety comic with an indigenous protagonist? You might as well write something original.

They were all in self-defense, and they all came over to grab points. After the protagonist gives them a lesson, why not take away all their points? I think the main character also has a devilish temperament, but I got drunk because I didn't understand it. Suddenly a holy mother's heart?

It's so messy, a bunch of animations that don't fit the worldview are all blended together, like adding candied haws and chocolate to a spicy pot

6. Even though they are extraordinary, they are still playing house.

It's an indigenous story, and I think it's well-written, but it doesn't have that special feeling of satisfaction. For example, in the opening section about self-defense, those people could have given their points to the protagonist.

The more I watch, the less interesting it becomes. Is it possessed by the ancient sect?

After looking at more than a dozen pictures, pig's feet are actually not time travellers. There are also pig's feet with indigenous characters these days.

The author of this Feilu novel is a magical creature. . . . . .

The idea is good, but the male protagonist is not good enough

Read two chapters? Is the protagonist an Aboriginal person???