[8 years old] Brother! I don’t like this toy, change it! [9 years old] Brother! I don’t like this schoolbag, change it! [11 years old] Brother! I don’t like these sneakers, change it! [14 years old] Brother! I don’t like this school, change it! [18 years old] Brother! I don’t like this sister-in-law, change it! [20 years old] Brother! I don’t like this posture, change it! Old books: A Certain Unscientific Gentleman’s Manual, Infinite Death New book: Life in Another World Starting from the Nightmare Custom Shop

This is an adventure guild that transcends dimensions. People from different worlds post and accept commissions here. However, ever since Suou joined the guild, the normal mission commission board has begun to change. And it has gradually been flooded with messages from some people: Shokuhou Misaki posts a specific commission: @Shoufang. Shopping for bags, come quickly. Hayasaka Ai posts a specific commission: @Shoufang. The latest noise-canceling headphones are on the market, let's go buy them together. Tokisaki Kurumi posts a specific commission: @Shoufang. Many clones have been a little restless recently, please come over and help me calm them down. Suou Fang: "..." What on earth do you guys think of the sacred adventure guild? Suou Fang wanted to say that. Until he took a look at the rewards for the mission commissions... but they gave too much!

Nangong Mu travels back to the everyday world of souvenir anime. As a reborn character, what could be more familiar than the profession he worked in his previous life? His first work, "Madoka Magica," was selected for the Tezuka Prize and serialized, sparking immense anticipation! "Madoka is so cute, hehe~" "Senior is amazing! That waist, that bear... sizzle!" "Too childish for a child, but perfect for a high school student!" As the subsequent content was released, readers were stunned. The promised magical girl stickers, now all knives? Is this the true value of a Tezuka Prize selection?! ...Years later, Nangong Mu, now a successful and renowned figure, was interviewed by a reporter. The reporter asked, "Nangong, what motivated you to create works like "Madoka Magica," "Aka-ga," "CLANNAD," "Hana: The Name of a Flower," and so on?" Nangong Mu replied, "To bring us works that warm our hearts!" Readers responded, "You call that heartwarming?!"