Reposting an old story. The writing wasn't very good, so I used this premise to start a new one. If you enjoy this story, feel free to check out the neighboring title, Guide to Saving the World with Multiple Secret Identities.
Kelor is a Savior currently on the job. After rescuing the human world, he hurried straight back to save his homeland. Unfortunately, a tiny accident left him with amnesia on the spot.
By the time he finally remembered his mission to save the world, he needed to earn the Chosen Ones' trust to obtain the world's foundation. To his surprise, every target he had to win over was someone he already knew.
More importantly, every one of them wanted to date him!
After the worlds merged, the chosen ones suddenly gained a great many memories overnight.
The most important among them was remembering the person they had loved dearly, who had sacrificed himself to save the world.
A certain Mafia Godfather: Senior Brother, this time I'll protect you properly.
A certain No Longer Human: This time, come die for love with me.
A certain Number One Hero: Senpai, I'm so glad I got to see you again.
The heroic spirits: Master, we finally found you.
A delightful, self-indulgent love-triangle battlefield where everyone has a one-sided crush on the protagonist.
Theme: Hard work pays off.
Did your wife go to another place to update? Can you tell me the place? I want to continue to follow Qaq.
No update? TT
I'm sorry that it took so long to see the author's reply. I'm very happy to share my opinion. Please forgive me if there is any offense. The protagonist saved Kariya, and he is indeed a good person. But saving Sakura can even be called Kariya's dream. When he first summoned the heroic spirit, did he really not think of directly stabbing her back? I think there is. He doesn't value his life and is even willing to die for Sakura. But I think what he is afraid of is actually having a back-up plan. Moreover, the character of Kariya is not very normal in the first place. He is obsessed with his efforts and feels that the only one who can "save" Sakura is himself. He is a true egoist. He hopes to get more [returns] through his [paying]. ——The so-called [Tell Aoi the truth and let her escape from the whirlpool of the Toki family. In his heart, he would really be happy that someone would compete with him for [the savior]. ] Location? His first reaction should be more of doubt. And from the perspective of the protagonist. He is a [stranger] who somehow knows about the Holy Grail War. ] Then he must be related to the magic world. Kariya hated magicians. Because of the family he was born into, he couldn't trust a magician. When facing a person who is suspected of being a magician, you don't know his background or his power, he tells you. Revolt like the authority you have always held! Unless it is direct brainwashing, the probability of consent is really low. Then there's the protagonist's perspective. As a person who doesn't even know his past, is it really okay to meddle in other people's affairs (household matters) at will? What I mean is that you can participate, but you must have a precise plan to ensure better results. However, when the protagonist himself does not know his own abilities, casual intervention - even if there is intuition as a guarantee, makes people feel very hasty.
What then (? O?)?
When will it be updated? This article is so interesting!!! Directly tied
It feels like the protagonist doesn't think about his own situation and status at all, and just wants others to follow his own pace, which is a bit illogical.
Woo woo hoo. I was caught off guard after watching it. I fell in love. I fell in love.
I saw the article next door and ran back to look for the old article... I ran out of food again.
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