Anime Crossover: Gaining the Authority of a God King from the Start of Everyday Life

The simulator has such a powerful cheat code, yet it's left unused. What's with this talk of scraping together 1 billion for a big win? Even the most powerful attempt was defeated by the final king! So what's the difference between 10 million and 1 billion? If you don't focus on improving yourself first, even spending 1 billion will only get you nowhere!

The writing style is too old-fashioned and has that weak, docile vibe.

An almost invincible person, cooperating with the so-called Metropolitan Police Department, or a bastard, just to command those jcs??? And do you agree to transfer to another school? This kind of power, not to mention not eating beef, does not allow inexplicable people to qualify for so-called cooperation.

Can you please stop being so gentle? The classic gentleness is shown when Yukino throws a tantrum and you don't react. The classic example is Hiratsuka Shizuka using violence, which, although unsuccessful due to the protagonist's superior resources, still results in her being threatened. You're the top student in the whole school, and you get scolded for sleeping in class?

Whenever Yukino Yukinoshita is in the story, the main character seems like a useless piece of trash.

There are quite a few flaws. 1. The simulator actually costs money, emmm, why not just have someone print a bunch of these and not release them on the market? You could just have an unlimited supply, right? 2. You actually need to save up for simulations? Dude, are you a god-slayer? Just have the government bring the printing press to your house, okay?

Where did this Asahi fw come from?

A gentle, mild-mannered turtle-like man—readers are in luck!

There are many flaws, the most significant being that the protagonist, as a god-slayer, not only fails to establish his own power but also acts like a dutiful child, negotiating and compromising with the island nation's officials. A god-slayer could sink the island nation in a little time, yet instead of demonstrating his power and making the island nation's officials grovel, he acts like a dutiful child, negotiating according to their ideas. Does he really enjoy being a god?

You haven't accepted a single female lead yet. Are you going to keep this book ambiguous forever?