What I Want to Save Is Not the World

There are so few posts. To be honest, Tanya Wars has cured my lolicon.

To be honest, the way this task is completed really gives me a headache. It is necessary to maintain the integrity of the temporality without allowing interference with the timeline. It's really a headache.

In a certain sense, the so-called dimensional purification organization is a firm script maintenance organization. But why can they finalize the timeline script? At best, it is to protect the established destiny; at worst, it is to punish good and encourage evil. All the tragedies recorded in the script were maintained and promoted by them! So it's actually a solution that a group of guys with power but no morality slap on the head.

The protagonist is a good guy. He smashed his hands to pieces, but he can still hold back from killing them. That's great.

I'll take a look first and then talk about it after it's over

The first volume was pretty good, but then it became uninteresting after the main character turned into a robot.

It's okay, just a bit verbose, but it seems that most of it is useful, so contradictory. Anyway, I think it is interesting, but not completely attractive. 😰😰 Headache🤔🤔😅

The main character has no sense of existence. He has a lot of roles, but I feel like it doesn't matter whether he is there or not.