The Adventurer of Hero Academy

This novel is pretty good among Feilu. It doesn't have the scumbag vibe in most of Feilu's novels and it doesn't give people the feeling that it was written casually. At least it was written seriously. While other novels were still shouting about what the fuck, they were cheating all day long, and they also had their own aura of brain-c, forcibly lowering the IQ of the characters, and complaining about the system being bad and cheating, this book was about how to write the following routines to make them interesting. Of course, the three cutest girls in My Hero Academia so far, the author only wrote that she was the heroine, which is a little regretful.

In a world where heroes are the main theme, there are nothing more than three kinds of roles, heroes, villains and people. The protagonist has never recognized himself as a hero, nor does he position himself as a villain, so he can only act as a citizen. When a hero kills someone, he has a different tolerance for crime, and has crossed the line. When a villain kills someone, he is acting recklessly and trampling on the law.

Well! I didn't want to read the Naruto volume after it came out.

Isn't it a good idea to go to JB's xy and live your daily life honestly at such an old age?

To be honest, I wrote quite well before, but the Heroic Sports Festival is a bit awkward.

Self-Summary: Use two words to summarize the soul of this book: follow the circumstances (similar to this, there are also casual, free-spirited), which is probably the case.

Our world is so frustrating. Villains can kill people at will, but heroes can't kill those villains! When people are in danger, they cannot protect themselves. They can only run away and wait to be saved by heroes or wait to die, even if they have personality!

I hate the kind of women who hate three pieces. Those **women are all living there shamelessly.

Shirai Kuroko is your daughter?

A beast has no future