My Hero Academia: Taking Over Shigaraki from the Start

I feel like the name Enemy Alliance in the original book is a bit lacking in quality, what do you think? Or switch to Chaos Insurgency? Dawn? Black Knights? Or do you have any other good opinions?

It's hopeless. Why? Because I'm late. (Funny)

In fact, I really want to write a book that travels back to England but has no personality, but has the knowledge and wisdom of Iron Man. I want to read the Iron Man of Hero Academia, but I am handicapped. Can anyone give it a try? Full booking guaranteed

In my British world, there are only European chefs and twisted European chefs (laughs)

The writer who wrote Wo Ying doesn't know whether it's because of his writing style or his imagination. It seems that if he doesn't set so many G's for the protagonist, he won't be able to show how powerful the protagonist is. In fact, when we come to Feilu to see Wo Ying's fanfic, we just want to see the protagonist and Broccoli develop their abilities (imagination), teach Durian a lesson, eat lychees, save Uncle Ou from beating potatoes, and if he has good driving skills, we also want to see the veteran driver's elegance.

Why is he taking away his body? His body is so weak. It looked like kidney failure.

By the way, the author is great! Can they be separated? Call! Use this when turning the arc with Benmei Shimura, and use the title of DIO when using DIO! I thought I was exposed

There are actually many contradictions in our world. First of all, there is discrimination and violence caused by having or not having individuality. Then there is the aesthetic discrimination caused by body alienation and the inhuman appearance caused by some individualities, as well as the impact of individuality on oneself, such as mental illness, and hatred without the death penalty caused by the imperfect laws unique to Japan. This world is really too twisted and sick. On the contrary, I feel that there are pitiful people among the so-called villains of the protagonist, but they are actually only a minority.

Even if you don't read it, you know that this is a fruitless book. Reasons: First, it's a matter of stance; secondly, in China's legal society, except for criminals, Chinese people generally have consciences to the extent of ordinary people, and they play villain roles. If you plan to do allfor, you will definitely not be able to do it in terms of strength, so you need to be smart, but Feilu's fast pace cannot produce any highly intelligent plots, and there are many who are stupid and disabled. Under the influence of various aspects, this setting will actually cause the score to drop if you can't write a million words.

Are you worthy of being called a villain? Do you have any misunderstandings about evil?