Gaia Alchemy Star Logistics + Mecha + Systemless + Nexus Single Austrian + Ming Tide Main Line + Ultra World + Extreme Despair Dungeon + Bond Redemption + Multiple Female Leads (This mainly depends on whether you can survive and it's funny)
Copy: Alien Beast, Sphia, Root Death, Dark Lucifer, Super Beast, Kyriarod, etc...
Hayashi Yagawa, who has loved watching tokusatsu anime since he was a child, is still a passionate idiot at the age of 29.
There were no miracles in his life. His father, a detective, and his mother, a doctor, taught him to lend a helping hand to the weak, and the other cared for him to learn to love himself.
Two gentle people, one mission and one epidemic, disappeared without a trace...
The protagonist was taken away by the Great Fortune for rescuing people. He traveled to the world of Nexus and met Zhun Ge, Lian Angel, Mizolumu and Gumen. He thought everything would go according to plan, but fate made another joke.
The more powerful Zaki, Dark Lucifer, and all the able-bodied people fought with their lives until the last moment, and the bond of light was finally passed to his hands.
But the despair was even deeper, and he was eventually swallowed up along with the world. The god of the universe, Noah, appeared and pulled him back from hell, and the new world was targeted.
He didn't hesitate, even though he didn't know why he was fighting, or whether he would die again and experience despair and pain again. He still chose to pull out the Sword Feather of Light.
The giant never looked back...
Reader comments
The writing style is better than the previous one, which was a bit bleak [face covering] When I watched it, it really felt like a tokusatsu drama. It had a good sense of déjà vu, and it didn't have an AI style of writing (at least I didn't notice it). Come on, Dad, I think you can do it.
Just update, update, don't stop, there's not enough to eat. [Notice]
The writing style is better than the previous one, which was a bit bleak [face covering] When I watched it, it really felt like a tokusatsu drama. It had a good sense of déjà vu, and it didn't have an AI style of writing (at least I didn't notice it). Come on, Dad, I think you can do it. Just update, update, don't stop, there's not enough to eat. [Notice]