American Comics: The Destined Great Villain, Getting in Wanda’s Face in Fishnets

I started with a mountain of mutton, and then changed to a potion that lasted for a few minutes and it was fine. Do you know what a mountain of mutton means to Big Big Wolf's family? As a result, you changed to this thing. Are you telling me that you have no brain? Don't you understand what sustainability means? Which famous novel would write like this? Just give a few pieces of meat to show off your feelings, and then give someone a potion to test each other out, and it's pretty much the same. As a result, you exchanged a bottle of goat meat for a disposable bottle. The potion is really licking*.

Although the protagonist has traveled through time in the physical body, the sense of immersion is relatively strong, and it is not the traditional soul travel, which is good. I'm still speechless. You replaced a small mountain of meat with a one-time prop of a few minutes. It is said that things are more valuable when they are scarce. A guy like Big Wolf who can't even eat meat in the original novel, if you give him a few pieces of meat, he can give you something good. Most novels are like this to prevent material expansion later. You have no reason to explain that if you give a mountain of meat at the beginning and then another mountain later, will it give you something better? Anyway, it's quite nonsense, and the logic behind it doesn't work at all. You give him a few pieces of meat, and he gives you a one-time prop. This is understandable, just treat it as a trial. As a result, you started out like a licking dog, and you just changed to this thing. It would be outrageous if you didn't increase the price later.

I want to ask, is riding on the face really riding on the face?