After swindling Aqua out of several cheat abilities, he begins his life in a crossover anime universe. But he soon realizes things aren't quite what he expected. Apparently, not one of his teammates is normal. An invincible protagonist who beats everyone, tramples even the gods underfoot, and collects every beautiful woman!
A dimwitted goddess. A chuuni mage. A masochistic knight. And Kazuma, whose job is to be the fool?
At last, after finally leaving that stupid world...
"Lord God! You were only supposed to update my stats! Taking off your shirt was bad enough, but why did you have to take off your pants too?"
"I told you it was an accident! How was I supposed to know anyone would be bathing in a place like this?"
"Ester! Put your clothes back on!"
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is coincidental. Do not imitate.
I read this book to read about the wonderful world, but you copied and pasted the anime for me. Do you think we readers haven't seen it? From the beginning, the protagonist was made to be the original Kazuma, and then Kazuma's presence was downplayed. Everything Kazuma did in the original work was done by the protagonist. What's the point?
Even Aqua dares to expose herself. Don't you know that exposure is mentally retarded and breaking the law?
Sure enough, you are right to read the book reviews before reading the book.
Did Kazuma be replaced in the tm male protagonist plot? The male protagonist has done everything Kazuma did. Can the author use his brain?
There are no guns or technology trees in Suqing's world. Only fools would choose the gun profession.
You can call the things that the mentally retarded goddess has given you, such as hanging on the wall, magic ban, box garden, and dragon beads. If you go in, you will be hammered to death.
This collection of everything makes me a little speechless. Does He Zuo collection mean that I won't need it after finishing it once?
I have read both books and the writing and content are quite good. The only thing I can't accept is that the main character has no temper. He's so easy to talk to. It feels like he's forcing himself to follow the plot. It's so frustrating to watch, especially the other one.
Isn't it a bit awkward at some points? The protagonist has read the original work, so why does the character seem a little unclear?
What the hell, a protagonist who can destroy the world can also spray nosebleeds. Are you kidding me? He's still a virgin? Hot chick?