"You, I'll always be your zombie!"
My name is Aikawa Ayumu.
I'm the youngest and most handsome self-proclaimed ninth-dan kendo master in history.
I'm also the knight and servant who protects Eu.
Isn't it cool to protect the girl you like with a sword?
Oh, right. I'm also a zombie.
That's right, I'm Aikawa Ayumu, the youngest and most handsome ninth-dan zombie swordsman in history!
Anyway, this is a crossover novel centered on Is This a Zombie?, with Sword Art Online, Accel World, Date A Live, and others playing supporting roles. If you like this kind of story, don't miss it!
Note: Just like in my previous book, the protagonist doesn't know any of the original plots. I also have another ongoing novel, over a million words long, called Yuta's Dad Doesn't Have a Daughter. If you enjoy school-life novels like My Youth Romantic Comedy Is Wrong, as I Expected and The Pet Girl of Sakurasou, give it a look!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
When I saw Shizhi, I thought of Wuhe Shizhi
Just for a moment, I would like to refresh my sense of presence. I would like to mention that ghostwriting is impossible, and it is impossible to QAQ eunuchs. Finally, I would like to thank all the book friends who have not deleted this book from their book list until now. Thank you!
Isn't he a eunuch?? Was it ghostwritten or something like that?? The author can come out alive and take a walk!
Looking at this introduction, I'm a homebody.
Doesn't the protagonist use a sword? Why do we always use chainsaws in battles?
How come this is already within your lifetime?
Can the male protagonist remember the plot by restoring his memory?
I feel like the protagonist is a loser who can be stepped on by anyone and still looks like he doesn't care.
Is there any women's clothing? If there is, forget it