A boy who endured inhuman suffering in his previous life is reborn in a world of anime. "This time, I'm going to find happiness!" Mingyuan vows to himself. But why has the whole story suddenly turned into a ridiculous comedy?
Aqua: "Don't worry, I'll purify you for sure! Go on, ascend to heaven without fear!"
Megumin: "Give me that magical item called a hydrogen bomb!"
Darkness: "Mingyuan? Where are you hiding? You promised you'd discipline me tonight!"
Mingyuan can only say, "As expected, the best way to deal with idiots is to become one! Aqua, I'm done being human!!!"
P.S. The author is a newbie, so please go easy on me.
P.P.S. The author is a student, so updates may be irregular in frequency and timing once school starts, but I'll do my best not to drop the story.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.
The front is too poisonous. Are you the one who came here?
The kind of story about Shen Nong's Hopelessness... If you must read it, I recommend skipping the prologue.
Providing sand sculptures for a beautiful world. As a result, the protagonist is not a sand figure. The people around him still follow the original line. However, the protagonist does not have the same style of sand sculpture as the real thing. The self-created casino is extremely poisonous. As Su Qing, who prefers sand sculpture style, you can just make the prologue serious. It is great to tell the story of miserable people getting happiness. However, the sinister and sinister nature of your text is outrageous. Su Qing's writing is no less than watching Pleasant Goat in a bar.
Is the author a writer? Are there typos in the introduction?
I think it would be better without a prologue
This prologue was a failure, it was so long and smelly, I didn't want to read it immediately.
A rare fan of Su Qing. I wanted to read it but I was a little hesitant after reading the comment section. The comments all said that the prologue is very poisonous. I wanted to ask if there would be any impact if I read the main text without reading the prologue.
.. The way you wrote about the ordeals in the past is too poisonous and fake, and the sense of immersion is gone.
I didn't even finish reading the prologue and fell apart.
Because this book essentially tells the story of a person with a twisted heart who was corrected and slowly turned into a sandbag. If you are here for the sandbags, it's best not to read it now. The real sandbags are still to come.