[Body Swap] The More Friends, the More Paths!

As the saying goes, the more friends you have, the more paths you can take.

Ever since she was chosen to become the savior at the age of twelve, Wen Zhao has lived by that philosophy. After successfully saving the world for ten years, she now has a path to Rome no matter which way she turns.

To thank her friends for their help and strengthen their bonds,

when friends from other worlds visit her home, Wen Zhao warmly treats them to self-funded tours of her hometown.

Her specialty is making guests feel welcome.

Friend No. 1.

A fiery young man who likes to fall asleep while eating. To earn his keep, Wen Zhao drags him to an anime convention, where he repeatedly performs the scene of his own death to unanimous acclaim.

Everyone agrees he looks like he stepped straight out of a comic.

He even rakes in a few tips.

Friend No. 2.

This one is even more impressive. Even at half his usual height, he still towers over everyone else. To earn enough for doughnuts, he eats his fill, and Wen Zhao takes him to a local all-you-can-eat contest, dessert edition.

He nearly made the owner cry by eating so much...

Friend No. 3.

A beautiful martial artist from a small village, accompanied by an adorable, shaggy little child.

Beautiful women don't need to pay, so when she comes along, Wen Zhao treats her and spares no expense.

But then an unexpected incident occurs. After a shopping spree at the mall, they come across a vicious knife attack on the way home. The beautiful big sister darts forward and takes down the assailant.

The two of them both make the local trending list.

Content warnings:

1. An everyday-life story about characters from other worlds coming to the modern world. It mostly focuses on the characters getting close to one another, with lots of slice-of-life scenes and no real main plot.

2. No ship wars, but the pairings are undecided and there may be different endings.

3. The story is a slow burn, and everyone likes the protagonist.

4. There are more friends than the three listed above, and the order they appear in is not fixed.

Theme: Helping one another is a virtue!