[Japanese-style sword-and-sorcery fantasy] [Yandere] [Love triangle showdown] [Misunderstood grandeur] [Slice of life]
The villainous count in the game was a bloodthirsty tyrant. To seize divinity, he sacrificed his entire vampire clan.
After a battle with the Goddess of Fate, his divinity shattered and he was left gravely wounded and on the verge of death. He took in three stunning young women and treated them as vessels to restore his divinity.
Lorne transmigrates at the crucial moment when his plot is exposed and the young women lose all faith in him.
Lorne doesn't want to die.
He resolves to change his fate.
Gradually, Lorne realizes that the way they look at him has changed.
Sword Maiden: Big brother, he really... I'm crying so hard!
Mage: Steal? As if any of you are worthy! Lord Lorne is the true sage who understands the truth!
Dragonkin: We'll conquer the world and offer it to Lorne!
Hero: Have you all gone mad? Can't you see even the Demon Lord looks up to him!!
Also known as: After I Cleared My Name, Why Did They All Turn Yandere? and The Extraterritorial Demon Stage: Noobs Need Not Apply
In fact, it's not that bad, but there are a lot of foreshadowings in the first six or seven chapters, and the street connection is unstable and requires some brains. In the time-traveling fantasy game, there is a stable script of heaven, and the protagonist and each special existence have their own golden fingers. It's a cool novel, the heroines are very proactive, and the protagonist is also proactive
It's okay. The essence of the brain supplement is to see how to deal with memory. After looking at it, I feel it's okay. Anyway, it's okay in Tomato. It's just a little bit small. I hope there will be more while ensuring the quality.