I Was Supposed to Become a Hero, but I Turned into a Girl

The first time I saw this book was at the end of July last year. It was around the middle to late stages of the second volume. I had just received the author's preserved "spark" and, with a "let's give it a try" attitude, clicked on the book. But... Upon closer inspection, something was very wrong with this book. The author's update frequency was odd, the number of favorites was odd, the number of comments was odd, and the four-panel comics were odd. Yes, this book has four-panel comics—something countless masters dream of. So, which four-panel comic is it? I can tell you definitively, it's not any one person, it's the author himself...

Can the author provide your local address? I just need you to sign for it! (ง •̀㉨•́)ง I'm planning to call on other people, other big spenders, to discuss and choose the best one to send the author a complete set of women's clothing, including fake x fake x fake x

By the way, just to give you all a heads-up, after the Phoenix arc is finished, I might have to disappear for a while to prepare for the new book. After all, I don't have as much free time as I did when I was a student, and my work schedule is extremely limited now. But I'll try my best not to disappear for a whole year like before. I'll update this book at least once a week. I hope you all understand.

I've completely forgotten I even had this book in my collection. I've forgotten everything about the beginning of the story. I'm wondering whether to reread it from the start or keep reading it until it's more complete or finished before reading it.

This author is so unreliable, I'm so frustrated!

This name makes me think of the hero being a girl.

Update quickly, update quickly, update quickly! Let's form a group to buy women's clothing for Akira (1/10)

I went hiking in Longji Snow Mountain this week, I'll post a picture on New Year's Day (hehe).

The growth of a painter

It's alive, but I don't know if it's fully revived.