Life in the Inner World

I'm about to lose it. This bloated group action, every time something happens, it's just a bunch of people talking nonsensically for ages, then they start bickering and arguing. And the main character has to come up with several low-quality Japanese puns in a single chapter, which I just can't understand even with explanations. Just like the virginity misunderstandings I had when I gave up on this book last time, all the occasional slightly interesting thing is just a barrage of different kinds of jokes. I feel like I'm going to lose it again. #(Vomit) Especially the part about Japanese puns, the change in my impression of it is exactly the same as the last time the male chef misunderstood. From occasionally teasing someone and finding it quite funny, it became "Why is it you again? Why is it always you? Why are there so many of you?" Do you have to make the most of everything you have once you come up with a clever idea that you find interesting?

Is anyone still here?

The magical girl part from the beginning is gone, and now so many words have been written, but a large portion of it is just filler and repetitive rambling. That amount of filler could have been used to write about Azure Star long ago. Now, I don't know if it's a hiatus or an abandoned project. This book is truly disappointing. #(Blue and sad)

I waited a year and a half for this long and tedious book to finish and for the author to start a new project, but it's still being updated! That's amazing!

There are too many words, it gets boring after a while. A book of two to three million words is about right. I hope the author can start a new work soon.

It's a pity, this book is too long and there are too many readers. Several hundred chapters would have made it a top-tier book, and the female lead was also very well-developed. But now it's just average. #(You know what I mean)

Chapter 375 failed the review, what should I do? I didn't see the group number! #(Crying)

Sigh, I still can't do it. What a pity.

Author, please write a non-everyday story in your next book! Something like a steel witch, an anti-demon ninja, Yukino, the deep winter, the black beast crew, an elf princess, a magical girl, or something like that.

It's so well-written! Even though I've only read up to the end of volume two, I've already really fallen in love with the story. And then I started feeling a bit depressed. The more I love the characters in the story, the more I hate myself and everything around me. I'm frustrated because I can't find anyone like that. Yes, it's impossible to find such pure people in reality; they only exist in human fantasies. Realizing this is unbearable! I really want to time travel! It hurts so much, I'm so envious!