On the Compatibility of Dragon-Blooded Heroes and Japanese-Style Protagonists

[A wildly overpowered, cocky, world-saving dragon-like hero from a power fantasy x a naturally sweet-on-the-outside, dark-on-the-inside Japanese-style destroyer who grows into his role]

This story will be available for purchase on July 3. A three-chapter update will be released then. I hope you'll support it. (Bows)

Ri Chuanliang is a demon king who successfully destroyed the world. Afterward, he is summoned to become the new hero of another world.

The races of this new world all have their own agendas and are constantly at war. There isn't even a proper country, and the magic stats are absurdly high.

What gives Ri Chuanliang an even bigger headache is that his mission partner is the Chinese hero, a handsome and otherworldly man who has unified three thousand worlds. He opens his mouth and declares, "I will unify the world," then grabs a random branch and takes down the world's largest slave market.

Ri Chuanliang, now an accomplice to violence overnight: "What the heck?"

When #The All-Element Mage Quietly Pulls Out His Spellbook#:

The villains, with broken families and broken hearts, full of hatred and bent on revenge, topple backward and listen to the boy's gentle but resolute words. Remembering their humiliating pasts, they all crack.

...It's over! This kid saw right through our vulnerability!

So what if we're going to unify the world? Let's do it!

Ri Chuanliang: (?˙▽˙?) #Japanese-Style Healing Protagonist Skills, Steadily on Display#get

When #The Five-Element Sword Cultivator Calmly Picks Up a Branch#:

The powerful figure who ruled a region and tried to change the status quo spits out blood and falls silent. Looking at the man's proud, all-conquering air, they remember their own bold and spirited past, and burst into tears.

Never look down on a poor boy, young man, middle-aged man, or old man!

So what if we're going to unify the world?! Let's do it!!!

Qin Tian: (￣ー￣) #Power-Fantasy Hero's Charisma, Still Going Strong#get

Moral: Mountains have peaks, lakes have shores, and we're lucky that you are waiting at the end.