[Funny] + [Black Humor] + [Survival] + [A Large Number of Time Travelers]
Eric traveled to the battlefield of the parallel world war and awakened the most powerful reporter system.
As long as you spread the events you report for people to see, you can earn points and redeem them for items.
Although these objects are generally somewhat abstract, such as the schoolmaster's mountain pajamas, Chamberlain's peace treaty, and Louis XVI's neck gaiter.
He originally planned to use the power of the system to end the war, but instead discovered various terrifying existences hidden in the fog of history.
Travelers, historical artifacts, reborns, parallel world invaders, they hide under the curtain of history and do whatever it takes to achieve their goals.
After realizing that these people were not compatriots, but extremists who regarded human life as nothing, Eric was determined to eradicate these mistakes in history.
On the Western Front, he shattered the conspiracy of the Führer Trialists. On the rear, he blocked the plans of the historical defenders. On the Eastern Front, he shut down the ceremony of Azov's arrival in the East.
When his enemies join forces to attack him, Eric simply smiles and shows them what true terror is.
If you come in three winters + the president wins school + Cheong Wa Dae's military boots = three days of volleying
Irish Moldy Potatoes + Order of the Royal Fleet = Eye of Death Under the Crown
Attila's iron sword + Genghis Khan's bowstring = God's whip
Reader comments
It's very exciting. If you want to read some light novels, you can read this.
To a certain extent, the worldview is also very grand. It depends on whether the author has a proportional grasp of this scale.
Added it to the bookshelf to see what the author will do next. It's really too little. I finished reading it in two classes.
Even those with insufficient historical knowledge will not understand the jokes in this book.
It's been a long time since I've seen such an abstract and interesting anti-war novel.
The settings are pretty good, so I don't have any major problems yet.
It's pretty good-looking, a bit like Infinite Streaming, but the look and feel is very different.
It's very exciting. If you want to read some light novels, you can read this. To a certain extent, the worldview is also very grand. It depends on whether the author has a proportional grasp of this scale. Added it to the bookshelf to see what the author will do next. It's really too little. I finished reading it in two classes.
Even those with insufficient historical knowledge will not understand the jokes in this book.
It's been a long time since I've seen such an abstract and interesting anti-war novel.
The settings are pretty good, so I don't have any major problems yet.
It's pretty good-looking, a bit like Infinite Streaming, but the look and feel is very different.