I read it several years ago, and after reviewing the spell, I remembered this rubbish work. This work is like splitting the blood of the royal road and extracting the most royal part of it. Those who haven't watched it much may be moved, but those who have watched it a lot will only think it's different. The character of the male protagonist is extremely poor, and he has no ability and wants to be a hero, but since he was a child, he didn't do anything except watch video tapes. He relies on delusions to be a hero every day? ? Inheriting the first ability is also a positive proof that no ability is a waste. The ability to win the lottery is not obtained by hard work, and the word hard work is fundamentally denied, especially in the later stage, a perfect original heir who is obviously more suitable for this ability, and the protagonist waste that is more foiled. The setting of the supporting roles is too arbitrary. Except for a few characters who came from one hand, they are a little concerned, and the rest of the classmates and teachers basically make up the numbers. Seeing people full of question marks, I want to ask if this kind of ability is necessary for such a character? The animation fights are well done, but unfortunately the plot is completely incomprehensible.
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