Oxer

Anyway, it's not Holy Mother. The protagonist doesn't like falling in love, and I can't write about falling in love. It's quick, quick, and sometimes even five or six chapters can complete a world journey. The protagonist is quite world-weary and often can't see the advantages around him. On the contrary, he can magnify the shortcomings infinitely, so he loves to complain. In the later stages, it even merged with the souls of other creatures, causing values ​​​​and people to become further and further apart. It's a bit similar to Bone King. It looks at humans the same way humans look at chickens, ducks, cattle, sheep, and insects. Most of its later protagonists kill people for profit. Not much morals.