Saving another world

The book," Dad Porter," fit the description of the problem. In the story, the male protagonist, Wu Jingrong, traveled to a parallel world and became a super porter. He rescued a cute little girl and the two lived together and had many wonderful experiences. This was a novel about urban life. Through his own efforts, the male protagonist created a beautiful life for his daughter and himself. I recommend this novel to you. I hope you like my recommendation.😗

I recommend " Adventures in the Spirit Realm " to you. The protagonist, Sultan, had a fortuitous encounter in the jungle. He entered a foreign space, the Spirit Realm, where the Elf Clan and the Demon Spirit Clan lived together. When he was being chased by the Demon Spirit, he was saved by the Elf and learned the way to return to the human world. In order to return to the familiar human world and his parents, Sultan embarked on a magical adventure in the Spirit Realm and saved the elves. This book has the appearance of mountain elves and dark elves. I hope you will like this fairy's recommendation.😗

I can recommend a novel called " The Princess of the Other World Arrives ". It has an academy plot. The protagonist saves the princess and makes her lose her memory. Later, the princess recovers her memory. I hope you like my recommendation.😗

Okay, then can you tell me the name of this novel? I can try to help you find the relevant information.

"How can a hero who only knows life skills save the world?" That was the name of Uncle Save the World. I recommend more novels to you, such as "Uncle, Don't Try to Run" and "Uncle, Be Good and Pamper Me!" Wait, I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~

There are many animes about the female protagonist saving the world. Here are some examples: 1 Spirited Away-Spirited Away is a girl from the future who grows up in the mysterious world of Spirited Away. She learns courage, kindness, and friendship through interacting with mysterious spirits. 2 "Your Name"-The female lead, Chihiro Shinohara, and the male lead, Oto Takibe, swap bodies due to a chance encounter. With each other's help, they gradually understand each other and face future challenges together. 3 Sword Art Online-The female protagonist Tong is a gamer who meets the male protagonist Asuna because she is participating in the game. They experience various adventures together in the game and gradually discover the secrets behind the game. 4 " Steins;Gate "-The female lead, Ayumi Hino, was an ordinary university student who discovered a device that could change the past in an experiment. She and the male lead, Okabe Rentaro, tried to change history together, but they triggered a series of events. Attack on Titan-The heroine, Allan Yeager, is a young girl who meets the hero, Rainer, and joins the resistance against the giants. Through battle and growth, she gradually masters her own strength.

😋The novel I recommend to you is "The Mysterious Wilderness". The main character is Quan Xing. He was reincarnated into a foreign world and became a young prince. Because he retained the memories of his previous life, after saving a mother and daughter, he began his turbulent experience in the foreign world. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

It was indeed rare to see anime works with the theme of destroying the world. The following were a few more well-known works, among which there were also plots where male characters wanted to destroy the world: 1. Steins;Gate 2 Death Note 3 Death Note 4. The Rebel Lelouch (Code Geass) 5. Detective Conan Attack on Titan Of course, the plots and styles of these works were different and might not suit everyone's tastes. If you want to know more about world-destroying comics, you can search for relevant information or ask other anime enthusiasts.

I recommend "Saving the World and Catching the Gods". The male protagonist uses a cheat to wipe out the villains, save the world, and walk to the peak of his life. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

A movie about a diplomat rescuing the Arabs during World War II might be Schindler's List (1993), adapted by Steven Spielberg from Aldous Huxley's novel of the same name. The film told the story of a German businessman, Oskar Schindler, who helped a large number of Jewry escape from Germany by concealing their identities during World War II. The film won many awards, including the Academy Award for Best Picture, and became a classic anti-Nazism film. There was a very good diplomat in the film, Alan Turing, who provided important information to the British government during World War II and was considered one of the most important humans during World War II. If you are interested in this role, this movie is also worth watching.