[Date A Live] [No System]
“If you can survive until the very end, you can keep your abilities and return to your own world.”
After Yu was inexplicably sent to this world by a mysterious force, the voice in his head left him with those words and disappeared.
“Survive until the very end? Can't I just stay away from the main characters and the villains? If I keep my head down, clearing this should be easy, right?”
But things were nowhere near as simple as Yu imagined. The villains had been massively buffed, Itsuka Shido's chances of dying had skyrocketed, and if the male lead died, the mission would fail.
What had been a normal-difficulty mission had suddenly turned into a hell-level challenge. How was he supposed to play this?
Yu: Guys, do you think I still have a chance of getting back to my world?
[The author is a beginner, so please excuse the writing.]
First of all, let me declare here that the male protagonist in this book does not have so-called masculine behavior. First, the male protagonist is not in an intimate relationship with any woman. Second, you have to look at the context when reading the book. Take the example of Yu treating Kuang San. At this time, Yu can't beat Kuang San at all. Is it necessary for Yu to die rather than surrender? Even if he is threatened by his status as a "chivalrous doctor", Yu himself is a person who saves people without asking for anything in return. He doesn't want to be famous in the first place. Can this be misinterpreted as a turtle man? As for Haru Kawasaki, he was Yu's boss in the beginning. Shouldn't you have a better attitude towards your boss when you work part-time? Even if Kawasaki Haru comes around, she is older than Yu, and Yu calls her Kawasaki sister, right? And Yu hasn't helped anyone without any bottom line, right? Secondly, you said that the male protagonist of this book is a bit of a nanny. I admit this. This is a common problem in fan fiction, and the main plot of my book is that the death probability of Itsuka Shido increases. The male protagonist protects Itsuka Shido and successfully survives to the finale. As for NPC, that's not the case, right? I gave Yu a lot of shots from the beginning to the end, right? Doesn't it mean that Yu has to show his power from the sky and suppress everyone to be considered the protagonist? Finally, I would like to thank all readers who have read my book. Regardless of whether you have good or bad reviews, I am very grateful that you can read this book. This is my honor.
Author, your writing is already very good, very good, come on, keep writing, don't stop updating, don't stop updating, I beg you, there are too many people writing history on this platform, and they are supported by technology. It is really rare to find normal writers like you.
When did the all-inclusive package become standard? Do you know that this thing is fatal? Kneeling down a man and saving your life are two different issues, okay? Are you willing to die billions of times for one or two girls? That would be great. Anyway, I admire Shido very much, and he also accepted what the protagonist should accept (anyway, the article I read actually accepted one or two, except that he didn't eat this one, which is weird, and the ones he accepted were not guys who can endanger lives)
Not bad, I love watching it. The recovery and barrier remind me of zzz. The weapon is more like an ax.
For the application of life elements, please refer to Lloyd's Trial in Rise of the Dragon 4
Good-looking, good-looking, so good-looking
. . . . . . . I hope the protagonist will be stronger later on
Not to mention anything else, I am satisfied just writing the plot for Xiaosi. Please write more about the interaction with Xiaosi. I love watching 😘[Flowing Kiss]
Okay. At the end of this book, does the protagonist return to the original world?
It's one that I think is very well written so far.