In a world of superpowers, a boy named Itsuka Shido risked his life to save the spirit girls the world had abandoned, despite their power to seal abilities.
But on a different parallel timeline, if they were mere mortals and still trapped in misery, would you still be willing to save the girls the world had abandoned?
Ever since he was little, Shido had been told that superpowers like those in anime did not exist in this world. For various reasons, Shido and his younger sister, Itsuka Kotori, enrolled at Sakakino Academy, where people had once been killed.
Four years ago, Makoto Ito died, and Sekai Saionji was murdered by Kotonoha Katsura on the school rooftop. To prevent the same tragedy from happening again, the principal established extremely strict school rules.
As Shido and Kotori walked around campus, they saw the disciplinary committee handing out tickets recklessly, and many students being tormented.
Then one day, Shido remembered his previous life. Makoto Ito had pushed him into a new world without superpowers, and here, the spirit girls once abandoned by the world were being tormented by it in another way.
In this world without superpowers, Shido truly hesitated. As an ordinary person, would he still save the girls the world had abandoned? What would become of their fates?
To that, Shido gave the most resolute answer.
Guest appearances: Makoto Ito, Rikka Takanashi, Mikoto Misaka.
A great book with a novel setting. This is the first time I have seen a fanfic on Tomato where Brother Cheng and Shido appear in the same world. And it's still a world without superpowers. All in all, all in all. This is a good book. I hope you can support me more. I also hope that the author can become bigger and stronger as soon as possible.
Welcome to this ordinary world, which takes the abstract and middle-class route. It no longer has magic and fantasy, but it has the embarrassing atmosphere of the second-class disease. We are all born as ordinary people. We may not be able to create extraordinary achievements, but we can create a better future. Rikka in the distance was watching all this quietly. Maybe many people were like her when they were young. Shidao, are you the one who told me?
It's rare to see a book that seriously portrays Brother Shidou. As a chef, he must be five-star.
I haven't read The Battle myself, but I personally think this book is very good. Even though he has some minor flaws I still enjoy watching it. By the way, will Ye Wei die later? Let me explain to new fans, although this book claims to be about daily life, it is actually not daily at all. Please pay attention.
The plot of Makoto Ito confronting Shidou in the first chapter made me very angry, but Makoto Ito fell flat in the second chapter and was not cool for half a chapter, which is more comfortable. The overall plot arrangement is not bad, but the changes to the original work are relatively large. After all, it has its own world view, so I still recommend everyone to watch it.
It's a very good book, so far it's okay, but it's a pity that not many people read it, keep up the good work! Good looking👍
Author, you can't fail
This is a very good book about Itsuka Shidou. Now I want to read a book with Itsuka Shidou as the protagonist📚