Searching for Lost Artifacts Across the Multiverse

Seeing the description, which mentions Misaka Mikoto, vending machines, and skirts, I don't know if I'm just imagining things, but my first thought was Misaka Mikoto's safety shorts.

Glossary and Explanation of Terms: Fc [(Non-first love) now often refers to: not a virgin (person)] Double FC (Not First Love, Not Chu (Human Qi)) WRQ (bus) yw (yangwei) The Condor Heroes [Other couples (the woman's appearance is comparable to that of the female lead or supporting female character)] qcqc [All Virgins Accepted] cc [First Love, First Time]

You wrote for the sake of pleasure; you've only written words, you haven't breathed life into them. Frankly, you're indulging in wishful thinking, without deep thought or the capacity to delve into them. The inability to delve deeper stems from a lack of experience, knowledge, and understanding: without these foundations, you're merely a short-sighted individual.

The sun is shining brightly today!!! Sending love every day!! Keep it up!

Well, there are some parts I don't understand. First, we don't know what kind of ability the male protagonist uses. Secondly, it's unclear how the male protagonist's strength is categorized in each world. Third, the author lacks detail in many places. For example, the male protagonist reaches out and gently strokes Misaka Mikoto's head, but the author writes that he touches her brown hair.

Whether you read it or not, I'll add it to my bookshelf and add it to my favorites first. Hundreds of chapters and only a few dozen comments? Even if it's poorly written, it shouldn't have this many comments. The author is quite pitiful; I'll show my support! Finally, I'd like to say, why don't you just start a new book? You haven't made any money, and your popularity is so low. This isn't how you write a book out of passion.

Please check out "Shi Fan's Choice".

There's too much personal bias involved; it's a bit nauseating, I don't know why.

There are really few commenters here.

Well, according to Japanese custom, very close friends usually call each other by their first names, right? And your protagonist and Saten Ruiko are childhood friends, although calling her Saten isn't wrong either.