Bound to National Fate: Playing a Blind Swordsman from the Start!

Alas, I just don't understand why a Japanese character has to be played in this kind of subject? I'm not complaining, I just think it's inappropriate. A Chinese plays a Japanese and then saves China. Is this equivalent to a disguised Japanese saving China? What kind of strange brain circuit is this?

Isn't Fujitora a Wano native wearing a kimono and a Japanese sword? How can he reasonably transform into a flower gardener?

Can any good friend tell me the software to read Feilu's novels for free? It's so heartbreaking to pay money every day to read novels!

This is the most ridiculous book I've ever read in Feilu

The cultures of various ethnic groups blend together, so why is the culture of our Sakura Province not so good? Isn't it okay to write about characters from the cultural essence of our Sakura Province? Don't try to deceive others. Be careful. I will sue you for trying to split the harmonious exchanges between our country's ethnic groups.

What annoys me the most is this kind of acting, like a hammer. Isn't his meow's inherited power good? Do you have to act? Do you really not want to be yourself?

However, all the national comics are Japanese comics, and I haven't seen any local ones. The admirals and the four emperors are almost here. . . .

This is all about the national destiny war, why do you have to use characters from Japanese novels and comics?

Aren't gravity and gravity different in name?

Since everyone thinks that the protagonist is blind at the beginning, how can the protagonist see the size without others feeling strange when he throws dice to determine the direction?