The Invincible Guide to the Myriad Worlds

The introduction is really attractive

Regarding the protagonist who traveled through the Tiga world to become Ultraman, took the armored warrior summoner to cast a curse, and burned Kayako's house, but Kayako did not die, and the dust from the house swept the entire Sakura Kingdom along with the strong wind. The anti-Japanese hero Kayako, and the destruction diary of people who lived a miserable life in the island country, I really can't help complaining.

The chat group appeared inexplicably, and other people's favorable impression of pig's feet was inexplicable. If the setting of the chat group was discarded, it would still be a book worth reading. Moreover, pig's feet in the article felt a bit awkward when getting along with others. I looked through the comments and the author is a woman. Yes, that makes sense. If you change the gender of the pig's trotter behavior and the conversation, wouldn't it be the behavioral pattern between girls? People who don't know each other just met because they discussed a few words about celebrity cosmetics are best friends who talk about everything. You must add friends to continue chatting.

It's a good book, just don't overpower the protagonist or the eunuch in the back.

Go to the Bear Soldier Company and let them experience it too

The first few worlds are almost worn out and not attractive, but Spongebob Squarepants is a bit interesting.

It reminded me of the people's Sadako, and it really moved me to tears! I hope the author can give Kayako a good future and let the anti-Japanese heroes resound throughout the multiverse.

The ghosts in many Japanese movies are said to be ghosts, but are actually weird. An existence that operates by certain rules. For example, Sadako kills people online via videotape 🙂

This introduction is so fascinating. . .

The resume is really well written, I want to see SpongeBob SquarePants and the others become Spooky