The protagonist's everyday life. Updates are now at a leisurely pace while I prepare a new book. I get scolded every day, and it really gets me down!
This is one of those synopses I can't write. Thinking about it gives me a headache!
Worlds visited so far: High School of the Dead, complete - Akame ga Kill!, complete - KanColle, complete - Demonized Three Kingdoms: Snatch People and Run - Crossover World, complete - Honor of Kings, complete - Super God Academy, complete - Sword Art Online, complete - My Hero Academia, complete - Fox Spirit Matchmaker, complete - bonus chapters: Fire/Naruto, complete - Daily Life Crossover, complete - Fairy Tail, complete - The Asterisk War, complete - daily-life arc in progress
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.
Wearing glasses can hide your appearance, emmm, it's you, Li Yalin
Now that we have set up a fan drama building, I would like to ask you to give us some good fan drama names so that I can let the protagonists get into them directly. Recently, we have found that we can't find any fan dramas that we can get into, so let's just blend in with the daily life~
In the early stage, the male protagonist is both a middle-aged and a virgin, like a child who is fearless even if he has some strength. I feel that this is a common problem in comic novels.
I want to see a classroom where utilitarianism comes first
I had a decisive battle with Takashi Komuro. I exchanged millions of points but ended up with nothing. I was beaten by Komuro Takashi to the point where he would have died if the poisonous island had not appeared. He was kicked away, screamed, weak, and ran away in embarrassment. Is this the Demon King? Love it, love it.
The fourth dimension was obviously at one thousand during the decisive battle with Komuro Takashi, but before going to behead the girl, it was all reduced to hundreds again. This is too imprecise. Can you just change the data and weaken the protagonist?
You are the first person who has been playing calligraphy for more than 300 years in Feilu without being a supervisor or ghostwriter.
So it's probably a medical problem for the protagonist to wear face-covering glasses. He's not so handsome that he wears them because he's afraid of causing trouble. So what's the point of wearing glasses, is it to make yourself look uglier? But now that we've decided to capture beautiful girls, isn't being handsome a plus? I can't figure it out. I can't figure it out.
In Chapter 152, the female characters were saved by others. Why write this? Owe someone a favor? There is no follow-up, Chapter 153 How do modern people replace themselves as emperors? There are so many dramas, but to still join forces, what an emperor's shame. . . Your brain isn't broken, right? So toxic.
Is this novel a eunuch?