Your garbage novel became popular in the United States, and you got a temporary new neighbor when you went to a fan meeting.
Peter B. Parker
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No one wants to make Spider-Man fat, so I'll do it myself (Crying Storm)
The background is watching the animated movie "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" which felt mentally polluting.
I don't know much about the specific living conditions in the United States, so I'll try to skip it. If there's something wrong in this aspect, don't tell me.
Three chapters are expected to be completed, but I won't be able to write any more.
Intention:
Reader comments
The author either stabs the body or the heart, and the protagonist and supporting characters are not spared, but the one who stabs the most is the mirror, which has been stabbed to death several times regardless of reincarnation or soul. Didn't the article say that blasphemy and killing gods are serious sins? How come the Gojo family's magician gouged out his eyes when Kagami was still keeping the seal and he wasn't punished badly? Instead, the Gojo family rose to a higher level because of his six eyes. Every time the reincarnated body dies, the person who killed the mirror or the cursed spirit is not punished by heaven. Is it not considered blasphemous for the reincarnated body to die? In order to prevent Kagami from dying, Gojo Satoru could only seal the body of God Fujin, but Kagami's words "He is the human being I protect" and transforming back into his true form saved Gojo Satoru. The impression given is that the price of blasphemy and killing gods is too low. And from the comparison between the Gojo family magician who dug his eyes out and the author didn't even give his name, and the Gojo Satoru who sealed Fujin God, Fujin God seems to be much stronger than Kagami. The two gods still have a relationship of ebb and flow. As a result, Fujin God can be sealed by a human when the other is weak. It is really a setting that gods are inferior to dogs.
The author either stabs the body or the heart, and the protagonist and supporting characters are not spared, but the one who stabs the most is the mirror, which has been stabbed to death several times regardless of reincarnation or soul. Didn't the article say that blasphemy and killing gods are serious sins? How come the Gojo family's magician gouged out his eyes when Kagami was still keeping the seal and he wasn't punished badly? Instead, the Gojo family rose to a higher level because of his six eyes. Every time the reincarnated body dies, the person who killed the mirror or the cursed spirit is not punished by heaven. Is it not considered blasphemous for the reincarnated body to die? In order to prevent Kagami from dying, Gojo Satoru could only seal the body of God Fujin, but Kagami's words "He is the human being I protect" and transforming back into his true form saved Gojo Satoru. The impression given is that the price of blasphemy and killing gods is too low. And from the comparison between the Gojo family magician who dug his eyes out and the author didn't even give his name, and the Gojo Satoru who sealed Fujin God, Fujin God seems to be much stronger than Kagami. The two gods still have a relationship of ebb and flow. As a result, Fujin God can be sealed by a human when the other is weak. It is really a setting that gods are inferior to dogs.