“Monster Apartment + Multiverse Anime Showdown + Fortune Seizure + Nine-Lifetime Yang Eyes + Laid-Back Daily Life”
After inheriting his father's monster apartment building, Takahashi Hideto finds it occupied by a group of eccentric but kindhearted tenants.
He had hoped to live a quiet life like this.
Then a ring belonging to an evil god appears out of nowhere, binds itself to him through a System, and thrusts him into the role of overseer.
The System's rules are simple and brutal: take part in its games, change the world's course, and gain power in return.
The first game pits him against powerful fighters from various anime worlds in a one-versus-four showdown. Win, and he gets everything. Lose... well, the System has made him immortal.
As it happens, in the very first game, the evil god's ring accidentally takes over the summoning of heroic spirits.
A silver-armored, golden-haired girl grips a holy sword and kneels before him.
“I have answered your summons. Tell me...”
“Are you my Master?”
Takahashi Hideto looks at his completely empty status screen.
Then he looks at the King of Knights standing before him.
Since this is a sure thing...
He'll start the game by recruiting Saber.
(Main World: Monsters + Imperial Censors + One-Punch Man setting)
(Current Game Worlds: Akame ga Kill!, Fate, Don't Starve)
There are too many things to write and it's too messy. It's about high time traveling, it's about Chi Hitomi, it's about Yukino Midwinter, it's Feta, it's a list of monsters, it's One Punch Man, I can't figure out what you want to write about.
It's a conspiracy theory again. Don't engage in conspiracy theories when writing cool articles.
Secondly, the character of the protagonist is really unlikable, and various actions of the left and right brains are at odds with each other.
There are too many things to write and it's too messy. It's about high time traveling, it's about Chi Hitomi, it's about Yukino Midwinter, it's Feta, it's a list of monsters, it's One Punch Man, I can't figure out what you want to write about.
It's a conspiracy theory again. Don't engage in conspiracy theories when writing cool articles. Secondly, the character of the protagonist is really unlikable, and various actions of the left and right brains are at odds with each other.