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His grandfather left behind a collection of fantasy novels. As a time traveler, Kurokawa Nanaya found that he could enter the world in the novel and gain power. Then things got out of hand. The stories in the novel were played out in reality, and the characters in the stories also appeared in reality, and Kurokawa Nanaya was the protagonist. After completing a story, you can gain the power in it and become stronger in the end. This book is similar to the story of the protagonist collecting Clow cards in "Cardcaptor Sakura". The script of this book "Ultraman" has a story rhythm that is more like a unit drama. If you don't understand, read the book review section and pin it to the top of the page!

He is a modern version of Tang Seng. Because he is handsome, a goddess came down to earth to be his mother as soon as he was born. Because of his handsome appearance, all kinds of monsters and ghosts bowed to his cassock and Zen staff. Just to see his beauty in prosperity, I am willing to be saved by him. Because he is handsome, gods and Buddhas give him three points of courtesy. Because he is handsome, no matter what kind of danger he encounters, he can turn the danger into good fortune in the end thanks to his beauty. He is Shirakawa Shuichi-san, whose Buddhist name is Tenhide, the most handsome monk in Tokyo. Travel into the world of the nonsensical Japanese drama "Tokyo's Most Handsome Monk". I, Shuichi Shirakawa, become the protagonist as a time traveler and am currently a monk in Tokyo. It seems that all the protagonists in the story encounter are female monsters. In a real world, as the most handsome monk in Tokyo, what should I do if I encounter a male monster? The logic of this story is too nonsense and cannot stand up to scrutiny. I have no idea what I would do if I encountered a male monster and an inhuman monster?

Shen Mengxi, a young man studying in Tokyo, was turned into a cat by his evil uncle, but he also gained the ability to travel through the fairy tale world. The omniscient magic mirror of Snow Queen in Grimm's fairy tales automatically transforms into a magical tablecloth of food. Aladdin's magic lamp in One Thousand and One Nights that can grant any wish, and a magic carpet that can fly into the sky. In Indian fairy tales, the Brahma magic weapon that destroys heaven and earth is the nectar of immortality. Kaguya's elixir in Japanese fairy tale. The cornucopia and magic pen in Chinese mythology. Snow Queen, Snow White, Buddha, Aslan. Travel through fairy tale worlds, obtain various treasures, and appreciate the cultures and customs of various countries.