Anime Crossover: The All-Round Teacher, Starting with Kikyo's Handprint

When I saw that the exercises were going to be taught, I was confused. What the hell? Anyone who has read the original novel would not like those bastards in Class D. Life-changing things are taught casually. No apprentice in martial arts will teach the disciple the unique skills of the sect right away. A lot of people in the comment area were talking about this issue, but the author didn't change it at all and even said that he had prepared control measures. All I can say is what's the use? In a modern society, one can become a master with just one internal skill and mental method. However, the main character just asked for advice and even taught some rubbish. It really pissed me off!

Uh-huh, don't worry, Sakura Airi, why don't you accept it? She's also set to be an Internet celebrity who posts side-by-side photos and has more than two million followers. She's just so disrespectful.

Why should the protagonist's own martial arts be distributed to the whole class for free? I thought it was not good to teach something to the woman who was given to me by God. I had to hand over my core, which was contrary to nature, and there was no way to prevent those students from being exposed. It was a bit abstract, and I didn't understand. This was Fei Lu. You didn't write a fantasy and establish a sect, and you had no means to ensure loyalty, and you still taught exercises? Have you ever wondered where this is? Let's make a table with the money-giving boy here.

Chapter 47: You gave me the **, you can just send it to your own woman, but give it to the **FW skills of Class D. After they help you, they will become your opponents and make selfless devotion to you? After finishing the work, you immediately want to return it. What kind of logic goes against the sky. Oh, if you give the other side something, it will be beneficial to both of you. Then if the other side gives you some LJ, then the other side will lose, right? 6

Teaching the exercises is completely poisonous. Even if he teaches his own girl, he teaches the whole class. The author also said that adding a panel later can control it, which is useless. The protagonist does not know that he can control others in the future and just teaches it. It is completely stupid. Does it make sense to add a patch after poisoning?

I can't understand it anymore, the plot is completely messed up except for Huang.

I hope the author figures it out. To make it clear in advance, it means that the system has the ability to control from the beginning. The protagonist chooses to teach it out of his own interests on the premise that he clearly knows that he can control the people who have learned the exercises. The patching afterward is for the protagonist to teach him when he doesn't know how to control others, and then a new setting pops up later saying he can control others. This kind of patching after the fact can only make people think that the protagonist is mentally retarded, and your behavior of patching can only be considered as eating books.

Author, since you want the protagonist to share his own power, why don't you refer to Yhwach's Holiness. The power that is given out can be doubled at any time and at any time, and it can also strengthen oneself. What a great setting.

After reading a few pictures, are you sure you want to share martial arts skills with everyone? If so, it's a poisonous point.

Class D's own class teacher doesn't even want to take care of it. Mud can't hold up the wall. The protagonist has to show off his presence, right?