Reborn in Tokyo, Japan with the Talismans

(◍˃̶ᗜ˂̶◍)✩ Eight demons drawn by Kuaishou artist "Yang Xiaopeng".

I remember the world of Jackie Chan Adventures is based on a balance between good and evil; the weaker the evil energy, the weaker the righteous energy, and vice versa, always maintaining a relative balance.

In a sense, the protagonist's portrayal of a "god" is rather unbecoming. The so-called "divine grace" is given away like cabbage, without any cost, and those who receive it do not pay any price. As for the so-called devout faith, that is out of the question. Those who gained those powers didn't change much; they remained lazy and indifferent, which was quite baffling.

Improved, image changed.

I persevered until chapter 24, then succumbed to the poison. The author, in order to vent his emotions, no longer cared about logic; the writing was contradictory and particularly... Well, you know. These days, it's true that out of a hundred new books, you might not find one readable. I've been trying my best not to use my brain, but this is just too damn toxic.

If you have any recommendations for lottery-themed games, please leave a comment below. These include, but are not limited to, anime titles such as *Naruto*, *One Piece*, *JoJo's Bizarre Adventure*, and *Doraemon*; tokusatsu titles such as *Armor Hero*, *Kamen Rider*, and *Ultraman*; movies such as *Marvel*, *DC*, and *Harry Potter*; and domestic titles such as *Rainbow Cat*, *Super Beast*, *Classic of Mountains and Seas*, *Journey to the West*, and *The Three-Body Problem*.

I thought the protagonist had a mask and was causing trouble, but it turns out he's just bestowing power upon others and becoming the mastermind behind everything. I'm really tired of watching that. Whether it's *Qiu Niang* or *Lu Keng*, there are too many of these kinds of shows. I'm sick of them.

I knew this book was going to fall apart. It haphazardly merges worlds, the art style is inconsistent, it's a complete mess, no wonder it's going to be abandoned.

I won't go into too much detail, but the items the protagonist wins through a lottery... Well, they won't harm the protagonist, at least not from the initial setup, as there's no way to take them back! The protagonist is like an idiot, only knowing how to be a money-giving machine! He gives everything away non-stop. He doesn't leave himself any ability to protect himself!

There are a few flaws, one of which is that the main character doesn't get enough screen time. They give the supporting character the power of the talisman, but don't explain where that power comes from. We're watching the main character! At least tell them that the power comes from the main character.