Reborn in Kasukabe: I'm the Homelander of the Nohara Family

Some people have said that while Compound V brought immense power, it also caused mental distortion. However, judging from the locomotive's final condition, it wasn't a case of physical illness affecting mental health, as is often the case with organic lesions. So, perhaps those who grew up in truly childish and happy families like Crayon Shin-chan really will develop a superhuman trait. The Homelander, yearning to be loved, is filled with love when he meets Shin-chan's family.

I'm currently on Chapter 8, and I wonder if the author noticed that Homelander's transformation in the book is too rapid? The Nohara family possesses extraordinary magic, but Homelander is also a grown-up who's lived for decades. Human self-change isn't something that happens overnight. My impression is that the characters' transformations are too fast and unconvincing, a bit contrived.

Could you do a crossover with Action Kamen? Action Kamen in the movie actually can shoot beams of energy!

Generally, if there's a problem with the settings, isn't the outline confirmed to be written by AI? Old Xuanse, are you sure you can talk?

Add more Crayon Shin-chan storylines to make it stand out, instead of just another typical Homelander wish-fulfillment story.

I'm marking this up; I have a feeling this book will become a hit.

🎬 Plot: Quite original ✒️ Writing style: Not bad