A two-dimensional world inside a comic can be torn apart with a single swipe of a three-dimensional hand.
And that was exactly what happened to this world.
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At the Tomorrow Building, a being who served as the brain of the eight-dimensional world told him:
You're one of our kids from the eight-dimensional world. Your reincarnation in a two-dimensional world was just a coincidence.
Gain ten million followers and a hundred million in tips, and you can save that world.
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A livestream willing to do anything for popularity, with the dream of "saving the world" as its banner, begins to rise through the ranks of the livestreaming arena.
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On the first day, a rich woman from the quick transmigration bureau next door discovers this poor little cutie and accidentally tips him 100,000.
But she doesn't care about the world or his dream. All she says in the chat is, "Babe, aren't you hot wearing so many clothes?"
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Before long, the livestream is renamed [The Loftiest of Grasses: Satoru Gojo].
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In the livestreaming arena of the Tomorrow Building, a place like a gladiatorial colosseum, fans can only sigh at the Six-Eyed Demon King, whom his teammates constantly treat like a boss to farm: "Babe, you're just too kind."
Before long, the livestream description is changed to: "Satoru Gojo, the strongest man. I have a world that needs 10 crystals from each person to thaw. Once we reach the goal, I'll revive the entire world of sorcery, teach you to become a sorcerer, learn the spirit of hard work, and become someone important."
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Nobody believes him. The rich woman even writes a poem in lament: "When late frost and snow grow weary, let the blossoms open on the branches."
The livestream audience is baffled: "The streamer is just here for laughs. What does the rich woman see in him? Does she just want to watch a comedy routine every day? She'd be better off raising a white parrot."
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Before long, the host of the black-mud corner next door, a region for lovers who die together, sends his congratulations: "Congrats to the white-haired freak from the unhinged corner next door on successfully getting married."
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From the male lead's perspective. A crossover of role-playing murder mysteries, with Demon Slayer and Bungo Stray Dogs expected, and other series yet to be decided. The female lead is a rich woman.
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From the male lead's perspective. A crossover of role-playing murder mysteries, with Demon Slayer and Bungo Stray Dogs expected, and other series yet to be decided. The female lead is a rich woman.
Theme: Currently coughing up blood.
[Crossover] Spend to Get into Tokyo Jujutsu High
[Three Kingdoms] Pi Zhao / Dreams Turn Upside Down
[Jujutsu Kaisen Otome] This Damn Dating Game Took Me Three Days Just to Make My Character
I Am the Young Master of Kong Sang, and When I Woke Up, Buddha Jumps Over the Wall Was...
The Jade Pendant Decree of the Three Kingdoms
The books I have on hand: (They are only recommended as reference books) (Physical books, domestic "A Minimalist History of Japan for Teenagers" and "Popular Nippon Chronicles", the setting of the former is still very practical, and on the basis of being easy to understand, there is basically no prejudice; the content of the latter is slightly more comprehensive, but not easy to read) (Electronic version, general history of Japan written by Japanese writers. History of Japan by Iwanami (this book covers the mythological stage), History of Japan by Taro Sakamoto (a bit neon-biased. Japanese authors write things very carefully, and it is easier to use as a reference than ours.) 2. History·chronological history. If you want to read Heian style, is there anything more suitable than The Tale of Genji? (The Tale of Genji contains many political allusions) If you need informative history books: Domestic authors, Sakura Yukimaru has written many books about Japan's Warring States Period, with a playful macro flavor, and Sasu has written many books about the Tokugawa Shogunate, with interesting language. Both of them seem to have written about the history of Heian, so you can try reading them. I don't read many foreign authors. 80% Of them are from the Meiji Restoration to the present, so I'm really not interested. Because I think Gojo's character is very Heisei, I checked three Heisei books, one "Unequal Japan", one "Heisei History" and one "Heisei History Lecture Notes". I couldn't understand the latter two, but the first one was quite interesting. But it has nothing to do with peace. 3. Humanities Japan's own Neon natives feel they are better at writing "monographs". When it comes to Edo tourist spots, the whole book is about Edo tourist spots. When it comes to the Sumo Wrestler's Wife, the whole book is about the Sumo Wrestler's Wife… If you want to know about a specific object, just search for that thing. Japanese people definitely publish books (but they may not be able to translate them.) I also saw on China Pictures website that a male professor named Sugawara published two books, one on how to wear women's underwear, and one on how to wear underwear outside. They are both academic monographs. Including modern documentary literature, there are five to six cases in one book, all written about one thing. If you are not particularly concerned about it, reading the title and introduction of the book is enough to form a "comprehensive prejudice"... I usually write to a certain point and wonder what it's like in Japan, so I find a whole book. I don't read it all, I flip through the table of contents or read it electronically (so that I can look up the keywords I need). For example, "Poor Women in Tokyo, Female Poverty, Unfortunate Death", because the topic is very interesting (and then written as the cause of the curse), I have finished reading these. If you look at Japan from a "Chinese perspective". "Tokyo Fun" by Ryumoto is good. If you don't mind the author's personal stance, you can also read "One Day in Tokyo" by Jiang Fangzhou quickly. In addition, there is a book called "Real Japan". The author of this book has stayed in Japan for several years. Although due to the author's age, it contains some private information about "Chinese women lack elegance". But as a Chinese author writing about Japan, prejudice is a very good tool, so the author's prejudices are also very suitable for use. For example, Japanese people will look for girls to get fat. Some friends studying abroad in Neon will also joke about this "stepping on the soles of their feet", and then we will complain, "It's terrible, you have been assimilated by Japan." Prejudices are actually very practical. 4. Scenery Chua Lam's food list 1 Japanese roll; Tokyo Hiwa - Documentary of Love Scenes in Japanese Idol Dramas (a book about actual scenes that appear in idol dramas); Then you can just read some travel books randomly, or you can check other people's travel notes on Douban. Records written by Chinese people full of personal perspectives are more interesting.
Fortunately, the teacher is very clever and has reversal techniques. Otherwise, people with poor digestive systems may need to carry breath fresheners with them if they eat and don't exercise.
I went to listen to Never Again to experience it. 5T5 is so amazing. You can sing this song well. But this is actually flirting with a rich woman, right?
The sweet sauce is really delicious. I went from "I don't want to taste any sweetness in the dish" to "Tomato scrambled eggs sprinkled with sugar", "Fries sprinkled with sugar", "Fries dipped in sugar and Tabasco's mayonnaise (this is really delicious, I won't lie, it's delicious even without the hot sauce)"
A good teacher with a face that makes people mistake him for a villain
I still feel a little dizzy. Probably: Wow, so awesome, so awesome. Although I don't understand it, it's very shocking. It's true that the story written by Da Da is very logical and has no loopholes. The corresponding knowledge is very strong, but most readers do not have this knowledge reserve, which makes them confused and keeps making "wow" expressions jpg. It's like doing a Chinese argumentative essay. I know it's very well written, but I only need part of it to support me in completing multiple-choice questions and major questions. Some of the professional words and descriptions even caused my mistakes in multiple-choice questions. There is a wealth of knowledge in it, so I'm not particularly interested in it because I haven't been exposed to it in depth. It even gives me a headache... I'm not interested, so I keep scrolling down to find interesting plots.
The last five tasks listed for Ichichi in "Asakusa Bridge Elegy" are also orderly, numbered one by one, densely packed 2333
Gojo Satoru, who has high emotional intelligence, speaks not between Japan and China but between China and Japan in Tokyo (Luoyang) and the territory of foreigners. Thumbs up and likes create afterimage
As expected of you, I wouldn't be surprised if you have more titles like Wu Jiao San San. #Varietyshowmaster #genius #effeminatesnake
Stealing people hahahahaha