Stars in the Sky

The more I watched, the more frustrated I became. Although the brainless text really has no common sense about the real world at all. Constantly treating the protagonist as a fool. The protagonist can be immune from pressure from all sides. In addition to being harmed by others, he didn't even dare to steal weapons in the main world. , You don't even have large-scale weapons, and you can't mess around with anything. Someone else's political mission can give you a whole team that will collapse and act like a treasure-delivery boy.

I can barely see it

After reading more than 300 chapters, flaws are inevitable, but the flaws do not hide the good points. So far, the overall story is pretty good. It doesn't drag on or talk nonsense. It's a good review. Don't know why the rating is so low.

I came in with the introduction, but the content is very different. In the first world, the protagonist does things like nanny, military advisor, and killer, and helps others gain territory. The second world is to work as someone else's subordinate, and to help others fight their enemies. The protagonist basically works for others and does not establish an empire or anything like that.

It's pretty good, but the ending is a bit weird.

By the way, doesn't the protagonist want to be a businessman? Why did you become a counselor?