The Uncanny Descends

He's supposed to be on duty to defend the land, his life is almost over, yet he insists on showing off, acting like a pushover, really thinking he's some kind of chosen one, invincible. Even the authorities are telling him to go back and won't hold him accountable, but he just doesn't value his own life. Why can't he find a place to hide and become stronger?

When a low-level official encounters a bizarre incident he can't handle, shouldn't he report it for help or apply for evacuation? I'm speechless at the protagonist's insistence on showing off.

What a coincidence...

The synopsis looks alright, but I wonder what the actual content will be like.

After so long, I'm finally starting a new book! M( =∩王∩= )m Happy Year of the Tiger!

I only just realized you've released a new book after half a month! Keep it up, author!

I visited to express my gratitude and to thank you for my book, "The Wizarding Journey Begins in America"! I've added it to my favorites. It has a very imaginative concept, and the author's writing is excellent.

Let's check the box to guarantee our credibility.

Well, it's actually quite well-written, and the world-building is excellent, but the supporting characters lack maturity—they're what people commonly call "idiotic." If the author could address this aspect, the work should perform quite well.

He's written eight books already, and he's still deliberately lowering his intelligence. He knows he can't win, but he stubbornly persists, and he even calls on his superiors for outside help. He's truly trash.