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4 different people or just the one?
TremendousHuman
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Lots of sae gex
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One of them was holding their butt.
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they try to get the plot to happen by killing a conveniently available demon lord except the said demon lord is a trapped in the game shut in who only has a big dark castle because he is afraid of speaking to anyone and has no idea that his demons are causing a war against all of fantasy world
They have a perfectly civil conversation that confuses all of them more than it answers any questions. They probably form into a very strange party for at least a short period. This will probably be fine, unless one of them is a different gender than the others or they are all gay.
If that happens then the party will turn into a harem where all the women want to bang one guy OR all the guys want to bang one girl but are incredibly mature and chill about the fact that she only wants to sleep with one of them. Alternatively the person at the core of the harem utterly refuses to settle on one guy/girl so that they can all fight over her/him, possibly while pining for some other third party that they basically never see such as a SO from their old world.
The Cultivator meditating in the corner wonders if this encounter will somehow be yet another thing that allows him to fast track his power growth and beat up more young masters while impressing more peerless jade beauties.
If that happens then the party will turn into a harem where all the women want to bang one guy OR all the guys want to bang one girl but are incredibly mature and chill about the fact that she only wants to sleep with one of them. Alternatively the person at the core of the harem utterly refuses to settle on one guy/girl so that they can all fight over her/him, possibly while pining for some other third party that they basically never see such as a SO from their old world.
The Cultivator meditating in the corner wonders if this encounter will somehow be yet another thing that allows him to fast track his power growth and beat up more young masters while impressing more peerless jade beauties.
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The regressor asks the Mc. "Are you thinking what I'm thinking?" and proceeds to tell them, he is a regressor. (Build the story from here)
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Perfection.
The rule of underdogs and unexpected(?) plot twists dictates that they should all be there to assassinate the original protagonist.
BUT they do not know that their miniscule(?) changes to the timeline killed his nanny which caused him to venture out and grow prematurely. He is now surprisingly(?) more OP than before.
Regressor's instant kill attack fails to end him while a misunderstanding between reincarnator and transmigrator causes them to bicker for five chapters.
Transmigrator's unexpected behavior confuses regressor and they start wondering if their memories of regressing could not be wrong...
Finally, reincarnator uses their knowledge of both a native and a former outsider to resolve the conflict and they unleash their strongest attacks on our protagonist... Or that's what they think! When he crumbles to dust they realize he escaped three chapters ago.
As the story progresses, reincarnator stops focusing on the plot and goes off on a cooking adventure with their adopted children.
Regressor accepts that our protagonist has changed forever. His early progression enabled him to save his long-lost sister and gave him something to protect. Regressor is sure that protagonist will not destroy the world during his fight with the great evil™ this time.
Transmigrator refuses to accept reality. "But what about the plot?" quickly turns into their catchphrase. Finally, they fight our protagonist to correct the story, but, depending on the tags, realize they have been in love with protagonist for a long time or end up getting brutally murdered.
While we are drowned in teasers for the eventual showdown with the great evil™ the novel slips into an obligatory three book period of slightly off-canon slice of life, badly executed undercover or amnesia plot lines, and brain-rotting romance mixed with some face slapping.
Beautiful.
Alternatively, we experience the great loop. Did you know that another batch of three extraordinaries just appeared? Our powerful protagonist is sitting in yet another bar experiencing yet the same thing. What, they are too powerful? Protagonist flees for the time being, he will be back. Repeat.
BUT they do not know that their miniscule(?) changes to the timeline killed his nanny which caused him to venture out and grow prematurely. He is now surprisingly(?) more OP than before.
Regressor's instant kill attack fails to end him while a misunderstanding between reincarnator and transmigrator causes them to bicker for five chapters.
Transmigrator's unexpected behavior confuses regressor and they start wondering if their memories of regressing could not be wrong...
Finally, reincarnator uses their knowledge of both a native and a former outsider to resolve the conflict and they unleash their strongest attacks on our protagonist... Or that's what they think! When he crumbles to dust they realize he escaped three chapters ago.
As the story progresses, reincarnator stops focusing on the plot and goes off on a cooking adventure with their adopted children.
Regressor accepts that our protagonist has changed forever. His early progression enabled him to save his long-lost sister and gave him something to protect. Regressor is sure that protagonist will not destroy the world during his fight with the great evil™ this time.
Transmigrator refuses to accept reality. "But what about the plot?" quickly turns into their catchphrase. Finally, they fight our protagonist to correct the story, but, depending on the tags, realize they have been in love with protagonist for a long time or end up getting brutally murdered.
While we are drowned in teasers for the eventual showdown with the great evil™ the novel slips into an obligatory three book period of slightly off-canon slice of life, badly executed undercover or amnesia plot lines, and brain-rotting romance mixed with some face slapping.
Beautiful.
Alternatively, we experience the great loop. Did you know that another batch of three extraordinaries just appeared? Our powerful protagonist is sitting in yet another bar experiencing yet the same thing. What, they are too powerful? Protagonist flees for the time being, he will be back. Repeat.
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When you realise that the main villain is the truck who is trying to isekai(or de-isekai our reincarnator) all of them in order to save the world from their ever-expanding harem (and because the local goddess complained that the reincarnated guy truck-kun sent rejected her)