[Alternate title: The anime concentration in a high-martial-arts world drops a hundredfold, but mine stays the same]
Sun Haoyu transmigrates to a high-martial-arts world and unexpectedly gets pulled into the [Myriad Worlds Roleplay Group], where members can gain special abilities by roleplaying their assigned characters.
At first, Sun Haoyu is thrilled to see so many fellow transmigrators. But as he reads the chat logs, he falls into deep thought:
Group Member A: I just drew [The King of Heroes]. His skill seems to... let me throw stuff? What good is that?
Group Member B: Awesome, I drew [Thunder Breathing]! That name sounds so domineering! I guess I'm supposed to put its domineering will into practice?
Group Member C: I drew [Hawk of Light]. What a holy-sounding name! I've decided to use this power to teach in the countryside!
Watching everyone draw great characters but make a total mess of them, Sun Haoyu can't take it anymore.
And when he tells them what these characters are really like and what they can do, they all completely lose it…
The content is actually pretty good, but it's a pity that there are some problems with the selected templates. Jianfeng is not popular, Fantasy Killer is not handsome enough, and it is difficult for Makima to grasp these two points. It is normal for my wife to be cowardly. It's not that it can't be done, but it's just that it's hard to have high expectations and lacks motivation to follow the show.
It's an urban high school novel. The writing is good and fluent. This novel has emotional lines, urban superpowers, and COS roles. I've seen the latest chapter so far. Generally speaking, it's more daily. There isn't much possibility for fighting. It may still be in the early stages of development. It's worth taking a look.
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