Hello, Trainer

Is it finished? Will the author be able to write an ending? #(Cute)

Inaba Sumi's new song "Super Abyss Zone" briefly references the assistant and system from 65 million years ago. I must be starving... Maybe one day I'll make a handwritten letter.

I first encountered this book when I was in junior high school and had just started reading Cat's Creed. The bloody and outlandish plot made me lose interest, and the almost explosive difference between it and the Pokémon universe made it hard for me to accept. A week ago? Maybe less than a week ago? I was bored after starting university and stumbled upon this 4.71 Million-word "terrifying memory" book again. To be honest, I realized how naive my childhood thoughts were. And so I started watching, and then I couldn't stop. Maybe it was because I went crazy after that year in the hospital following my serious illness? Or maybe it's because I've seen so many works that some of the so-called "grotesque" elements in this one have become heartwarming. After all, it's a children's world, with things like resurrection and high-speed regeneration. Then, there was an unexpected bonus: beneath the assistant's seemingly gentle exterior lies a surprising kindness. Rather than saying that even an assistant like him has so many friends, it's more accurate to say that it's precisely because of this kind of assistant that he has these adorable friends. It's not about mistreating Pokémon or family, but rather his high expectations and unexpectedly awkward way of expressing himself... That doesn't quite sound right, but that's roughly the feeling, isn't it? The calm yet quirky assistant, the cold yet warm-hearted Genji—this work, though undeniably comedic, also evoked feelings of warmth in me in certain ways: family, friendship, and a young girl's heart. The beautiful things in the world slowly emerge amidst the chaos. Although I haven't read the latest chapter yet, I can already feel it. I like this book. Until tonight, perhaps out of habit, I wanted to be prepared by looking at the title of the ending. However, I didn't see the word "ending" that I both expected and didn't expect. The assistant's story ended at the final stitching stage of the sweater, and that feeling burst forth intensely. Sadness and disappointment, the sense of loss that should have followed finishing a book, arrived prematurely. First came "Why?" And then "What happened?" I didn't look at anything that might be a notice of discontinuation, because that wouldn't really matter, right? I will wait. After watching it the first time, I will definitely watch it a second and a third time, right? Have I reached the word limit? I should go to sleep now. I'll wait, maybe I won't get to see it at all? Maybe one day I'll be surprised? I'm really hoping for it. However... It's okay if we don't get to see it, after all... The journey itself is a treasure, more so than the ending. Before that, let's rest, assistant. And the author too. Thank you for your story. Good night, and I look forward to seeing you and your words again.

Where's the group? I can't read the chapters that haven't passed review.

Has Shuke updated again? Why can't I read many of the posts that were available last year?!

Kids, there hasn't been an update yet! #(Crying)

Isn't there a book club? I wanted to revisit some old posts but can't even read them anymore. #(Crying)

Hmm, the mental illness story is well written.