How an Ordinary Guy Survives in an Infinite-Flow Novel by Bragging

When the ordinary passerby wakes up one day, he finds that someone has stolen his home. Not only have his precious sons been stolen, the thief did not even leave him his underwear. He storms down the mountain in a huff... and ends up becoming a beggar. He also looks for his sons along the way.

From then on, Four Directions Town gains a topic of gossip for tea time: a very handsome little beggar has arrived in town. Every day he is filthy, riding a tricycle through the streets while picking up plastic bottles and playing a missing-child notice.

By accident, he enters a ghost domain. The passerby gasps: could this be the legendary infinite flow? By this routine, I should be the male lead.

In the tense and exciting little worlds, the passerby discovers a business opportunity. He starts selling talismans. Other people’s talismans are covered in intricate incantations; the passerby’s talismans have Ultraman drawn on them.

The passerby declares, "With this Ultraman, your safety is guaranteed. This Ultraman has been infused with holy light."

Other people use incantations to activate spells; he chants magical girl formulas.

But the ones who fear the passerby most are the NPCs in every little world.

When it gets cold, he brutally kills dolls and stuffs their cotton into his clothes to make himself a coat.

He takes on a side job writing homework for elementary school students, then turns around and forces the horrific NPCs of the little worlds to work day and night writing his summer homework.

The NPCs collectively say that although they are not human, the passerby is truly a dog.

The passerby, meanwhile, says that being able to freeload food and drink, with lodging included, is such a great deal that he actually ran into it. Infinite flow is great!