After dozing off for a bit, Han Yu somehow found himself reborn on Earth in a parallel world. He thought he could live an ordinary life just like he had in his old world, but the moment a blue robotic cat showed up, his entire worldview collapsed. And that was only the beginning: his journey across countless worlds had just begun. All under heaven belongs to the emperor, and all within the empire's borders are his subjects. The beauties are mine, the divine artifacts are mine, and of course, the realm is mine too. What? You say something isn't mine? Apart from your animal instincts, even your will is under my command.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I want to laugh when I see that Chang Qing's gym is good at bug-type. Please, all of you Feilu who write about Pokémon, please be serious about it. Chang Qing is a ground-type gym, and Sakaki is best at the ground type, but there is only one exception: the giant sting wasp, because it was produced in Chang Qing's forest, so if you don't count Mewtwo, this is his only non-ground type. This is a relatively common sense setting in this Pokémon work.
~~Of all the anime worlds, the scariest and most unsolvable ones are only those for children, which kill all the rules in an instant
Haha, this is a brainless stallion story. He is very strong when it comes to women. The fear of pain and injury in a fight is like sand dollars.
What the hell is written after more than two hundred chapters?
I jumped into reading this novel. What do you mean it's all Kakashi's fault?
Hanging a sheep's head and selling dog meat is like writing Doraemon into a pornographic novel
Jiro is an only son. Are you kidding me? Without Taro, where would Jiro be?
After 200 chapters, it's all Nobita and Doraemon.
When did time machines become so awesome? Can you travel across the world?
Is the author possessed by an evil god? Value is so low