My Front Door Leads to a Multiverse of Anime

The country is a whole and is composed of people. People follow the rules of human nature. Oil can breed mold, have you ever thought about what a whole world can breed? The common man is not guilty, but he is guilty of carrying the jade. Even if the handover is successful, history has shown such results. What is the result of overachieving? How can you allow others to snore and sleep on the side of the couch?

What can I say, the pace is too slow, especially for a comprehensive comic. For more than thirty chapters, the protagonist is relatively weak and is just a warrior who is stronger than ordinary people. It feels conservative that it will take about a hundred chapters to get to the central city to get the magic power. If it were delayed a little longer, such as what kind of goddess's tasks we had to complete to get the magic seeds, it would probably take more than 120 chapters.

There are still many female protagonists. The previous book was criticized for the character design of Celie. This book starts with a different elf, and Millialde is the big sister type. Here is the picture: One thousand three hundred years ago, Fulian was just born, and the timing was just right. By the way, I'm going to take a poll.

If you don't look for a country, it will definitely be difficult in the early stage. You can still trust the country, and it is not a ZB country like the Bald Eagle.

I came here for a variety comic. Don't write about reality. I had a blind date with a bank girl at the beginning and I immediately lived in Bengbu. The trilogy is about teachers, nurses, and bank girls.

I've finished watching it. It's good to watch, but the main character always wants to do things in the real world and attract other people's attention. I don't quite understand it. It is said that the purpose of making trouble is to hide. If you don't come out, it will be over. The behavioral logic of this is conflicting. The rest is fine.

Overall, it's good and worth watching. However, the protagonist is a bit arrogant in modern society, showing off his extraordinary abilities in front of some people. He underestimates human greed and the technological and informational power of conglomerates and nations. The protagonist still dies with a single shot. Without the protagonist's halo, he would definitely be a great teacher on the lab table.

The cheat wasn't big enough, it wasn't satisfying enough. Getting outmaneuvered and getting a kill was satisfying, but it always felt like something was off.

I won't go into the magic-related settings, as they're covered in the previous book (see the pinned comment section). You can check it out if you're interested. This section mainly focuses on the warrior settings. In conclusion: Just as the world of magic is a world of imagination, the world of warriors is also related to imagination.

Then you really need to revise the data on the steel bars in the previous text. I can't help but laugh when I see it.