[Post-Apocalyptic + Slow Burn + Cautious Protagonist + Multiple Heroines + Yandere + Little Girls + Love Polygon]
Reborn in another world’s Tokyo, Saito Tsukasa studied hard for eighteen years. Just as he was about to get into the University of Tokyo, the apocalypse arrived.
What?
You’re saying that six-armed, four-legged sea monster is a yandere? And I’m the one it likes?
Huh?
You’re saying Tokyo will be destroyed in five months?
Well, it’s fine. I have telekinesis!
Telekinesis with a force of 1 N might only be enough to push a sheet of paper.
Telekinesis with a force of 800 N can lift an axe.
Telekinesis with a force of 10,000 N can lift a car.
Telekinesis with a force of 30,000 N is equivalent to a 30 mm autocannon shell.
Telekinesis with a force of 100,000 N is equivalent to a 105 mm tank shell.
So how much force would it take to withstand a nuclear blast?
On the twenty-seventh day of the fifth month after the disaster began, the Soviet Union decided to nuke Tokyo. Watching the shockwave rush toward him, Saito Tsukasa wondered...
The title and introduction of the book suggest that it is a fast-paced novel, but the content is in line with the slow-paced novel in the introduction. The protagonist's strength increases sometimes faster and sometimes slower. It's not very exciting, but it's okay.
Would you mind watching more of Passerby 100 and Mewtwo Strikes Back? Although the animation used by the producers is not very good, at least it is better than the author. If the mantis monster is faster, then apply telekinesis directly to the mantis. Use weapons to surround the mantis. If the ax does not move, the mantis will most likely not move. Then you directly apply upward telekinesis within the range of the ax to make him float directly.
There is a section in the middle where the protagonist is poisoned a little bit, but the rest is pretty good to watch.
Looks good, but a little lacking
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking