[Original Protagonist] + [i Subaru TV] + [Multiple Female Protagonists] + [Redemption of All Members] + [No Regrets]
Natsuki Subaru had just been disemboweled and died by a gut hunter, but he was accidentally bound to the [Archival Rebate System]!
[Ding~ It is detected that the host has completed the first death archive. Reward: Physical Strengthening +10, Basic Swordsmanship Mastery!
Natsuki Subaru was dumbfounded.
A half-elf girl with long silver hair, Emilia stood not far away holding the hem of her skirt, her ice-blue eyes filled with water. "Subaru, are you okay? You rushed out suddenly just now, I was so worried..." Rem, a maid from the ghost tribe with blue hair and long ears, came over with warm tea, and accidentally brushed the back of his hand with her fingertips. "Subaru-kun is so awesome today... Do you need Rem to give you a squeeze on your shoulders?" What's even more outrageous is that even the little one who hides in the forbidden library every day peeks through the crack in the door. Beatrice, the keeper of the book, pouted her lips, her face full of arrogance. "Humph, Betty didn't come to see you specially! I just... I just thought you were a little noisy today!" Natsuki Subaru looked at the room full of beautiful girls with different styles, and then glanced at the attribute points on the panel that were still rising rapidly. How could this death archive become the strongest in another world even though it was still dying?
Subaru Natsuki, who has no system, Tiantiani Subaru TV, Subaru, who has system, angrily kills the phantom god of civil war.
Anyone can torture Natsuki Subaru without a system, and anyone can kill Natsuki Subaru with a system! ! !
Reader comments
Chapter 26 is gone.
It's very well written. Don't you just think that Ang's original text is too miserable when you read the fanfic? Now there is finally an author writing about mule-killing. It's so cool.
Chapter 26 is gone.
It's very well written. Don't you just think that Ang's original text is too miserable when you read the fanfic? Now there is finally an author writing about mule-killing. It's so cool.