Stirring a Spiritual Qi Revival in a Crossover World

The protagonist uses the system to exchange for InuYasha, and then gives the heroine to InuYasha for cp. The protagonist is completely hidden and happy the whole time.

Not bad, not bad, tastes great, wonderful, harem series is high, where is Miko's best friend, mom, and Yukino, Yukino's mom has eaten them all, isn't it a pity not to eat the rest? Come on, rush, rush, update quickly

Can the clone descended by Inari God severely injure Yamata no Orochi with just one blow? For the Yamata no Orochi, even if the Inari god comes in his true form, he will just be a roadside person. Susana, the three pillar gods, will have to rely on tactics to win and cut the Yamata no Orochi into a dog.

It's quite comfortable and doesn't seem as depressing as other scenes. 🍉 Let's keep it like this. It's better for the protagonist to pursue fun rather than power. After all, power in novels can be endlessly pursued and superimposed without end, while fun is happiness that can be seen and touched. Some authors who write novels are completely stuck in the quagmire of power. The protagonist never enjoys it, but only climbs up inexplicably. Those who write comics are often the same ones: Naruto, Pirates, Dragon Ball, and Hakoba. Then they lose the fun because of their obsession with it. The content is repetitive. They also think that the protagonist must end when his power reaches its peak, so he desperately suppresses the power, sets limits and performs some frustrating operations, which makes people hate him, and he never knows how many times he enters the palace... If the author can find fun in his work, that would be a very high level. I hope that the author can write as he pleases and pay attention to the poisonous points. 👍

Bro just changed the name of the protagonist, changed the NPC, and almost everything else was moved 😂

Fei🦌, the person who made the toast is writing a book about spiritual energy recovery. Is this the person I am? The similarity is not very high.

In the behind-the-scenes article, I feel that the main character has so few roles, that he is not as good as a supporting character. The protagonist's strength is being given away in a hurry, no matter what it costs, the supporting characters in the latest chapter have nothing to lose. When the supporting character gets the power, he doesn't know who gave it to him, but the protagonist rushes to give it to him.

Hell, he actually made Kogoro Mori a magical girl 🤮

Miko was silent for a moment, knowing that there was no point in concealing it, so she had no choice but to bite the bullet and selectively reveal all the information she had learned about the cursed spirit, as well as the fact that the awakening of her abilities might be related to "Kitagawa-kun". The background is that the protagonist revived his spiritual energy and gave him super powers in order to pick up girls. The heroine was caught by the authorities using her skills and had to explain everything...

Qidian has a book that is almost the same as this one, "Revival of Spiritual Energy from Tokyo." The only difference between your two books is that the name of the protagonist has been changed, the beginning has been changed, and the names of the supporting characters have been changed.