Based on the trajectory of "mob" characters destroying the main plot, Chapter 131 likely continues the theme of . As the protagonist gains more power or influence, the gap between the original story's script and the current reality widens, leading to comedic or high-stakes action scenarios where the "hero" of the world is left confused by the sudden changes.
Stories that poke fun at their own genres (similar to One Punch Man or Eminence in Shadow ). Based on the trajectory of "mob" characters destroying
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At age 14, Al suddenly recalls vague memories of his past life and realizes he is living inside an RPG. However, his memories are incredibly hazy. He doesn't remember the main storyline, the hero's identity, or the game's actual sequence of events. All he knows is that he was a nameless "mob" background character in the original lore. He doesn't remember the main storyline, the hero's