Shi Yin thinks there must be something wrong with her dreams.
Otherwise, why would all sorts of strange people keep showing up in them instead of her having normal dreams?
Like the Flower Magician, who is hopelessly addicted to catfishing people online, once tried to teach her magic but bit his tongue while chanting, and shamelessly insisted she call him Grandmaster;
Like the Pirate Queen, who on a whim dragged her along to become a pirate, then took her crew to the wrong world and landed in the wrong show;
Like the absurdly powerful mud doll who always treated her as a child, until her close friend, the golden-haired Gilgamesh, broke through the wall of the Throne of Heroes and dragged her back;
Like the golden-haired Goddess of the Holy Lance, a teacher with a massive family and an overbearing circle of friends, whose many sisters all look alike despite having different personalities, enough to sit in a row...
By comparison, the real world is safer... As if!
Unscientific murder tennis and basketball played with superpowers that defy science are one thing. The weird government that keeps a bunch of sword spirits is at least funded by her family, and it's not surprising that the guys from the neighboring Onmyo Agency keep trying to recruit underage workers. But...
Why does she have to become a dangerous king who keeps having swords fall on her head?
After Shi Yin regained her lost memories...
Ah, this world... is still so child's play. (Cold face.jpg)
As soon as I collected it, I discovered that it was written in 18 years. Fortunately, I haven't read it yet.
Wow, that's awesome! Come on!
Girls are outside this world
Infinitely terrifying, the man with bat wings is Zheng Zha
Madam..., Do you still remember the little angels in your pit... QAQ
Schrödinger's cat? You can't tell whether the cat is dead or alive without opening the box?