Me, Wandering the Myriad Worlds

Use the picture of me destroying Cecilia to write other stories. You have such great authority (*head)

The author's introduction to the book says that he has skipped Legend of Two Dragons of the Tang Dynasty and Dynasty Warriors. Will he write it again in the future?

There are also some characters that I won't accept, so I might as well accept them all.

What the hell, another Japanese comic*

Why does your pig's feet feel different? You can't walk when you see a woman. You still want someone else's grandchild for three generations. With your strength, you don't even think about upgrading. You even take advantage of the woman who takes advantage of you. I don't know what you think.

After reading the author's introduction, with all due respect, you are a loser in the third dimension. In the second dimension, you are basically the fate of the suffering master in ntr.

I just don't understand. The protagonist is so awesome, and he's the Master, and he's strengthened. Why do you have to pretend to be equal when you lead Saya Takagi and others? You're so awesome, why do you care what they do? You can't just do whatever you say. Why are there so many bullshit?

It looked okay at first, but it's a pity that it's not a stallion anymore, it's just a breeding pig. I haven't touched a girl in real life. Everything else is okay. Once I get a girl, I lose my mind and I accept everything.

The author writes or not, Tokyo Dark Crows, Barrier Master, dogday, angelbeats, Superman high school students can survive calmly even in a different world, the devil of another world and the slave of the summoned girl, the rhapsody of another world by the liver-exploding engineer, and the city of learning

The front was pretty good, but starting from the Zero Fighter, she became more and more sluggish, and the male protagonist was overdoing it. He had so many awesome abilities but he didn't use them? Although it is right to be cautious, it would be too much to be timid from beginning to end for several consecutive volumes. Except for Apocalypse and Crimson Eyes, the rest is really, alas.