Comprehensive Comic: Wandering in the Heavens, I Discovered the Evil of Human Beings

The Chaldean Master, Fujimaru Ritsuka, suffers from a disease called spirit transfer. He can wear it while sleeping, walking, and even eating - he can't go back after wearing it. On the set of Conan, was he held hostage by a murderer as soon as he landed? He twisted off the dagger with his backhand and picked up Miyano Shiho who had fallen unconscious on a rainy night. Death student? In her eyes, it was just a "murder backdrop." The spells return to the battle, and the level 4 curse spirit hits your face? A spiritual shadow summoned Joan of Arc, and the spear evaporated on the spot. The strongest Gojo Satoru raised his blindfold to watch, and issued an invitation to enroll on the spot. This is the wandering Master who has been called the evil of humanity - wherever he goes, he collapses. The orthodox magic of Xingyue crushes the rules of the other world, and the heroic spirits of the Chaldean stars turn into portable plug-ins. In her opinion, black organizations, special curse spirits, and thousand-year bloody battles are just "just a quick copy." The only worry is: when can I go back to Chaldea? Don't ask, just asking means you are still wandering. When the savior of humanity begins to roam the heavens, the first thing to collapse is not the enemy, but the worldview. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.