The Kitty Assassin Is Not So Cold

Seeing chapter 20, I specifically spent 35 coins to buy a chapter just to criticize the protagonist who has worked hard for dozens of chapters. I've been waiting for the protagonist to start killing since around chapter 16. Some chapters have over ten pages of slow plot progression, which is bad enough, but what are chapters 19 and 20? After working so hard for so long, he basically can't protect anything. It's as if you're not the author who controls the fate of the book to make people feel good, but some self-indulgent, so-called realistic artsy youth. Chapter 19's advice not to kill him left me dumbfounded. The whole family is secretly alive; it takes talent to say that. After reading the end of chapter 20, I also wanted to vent my anger. Normal novel writing at most uses a build-up, but what did you build up? The kitten family is basically all dead; is Loken and the water tank living carefree? Before reading, I observed the comments section and found the protagonist's pre-civilization weaponry, so I came in feeling reassured. Then it's all this nonsense around chapter 19? Are you waiting for the kitten family to die before… oh, they are already dead 🤔 Seeing the "Freedom Every Day" chapter review and some reviews anticipating the killing made me want to laugh. In the end, I was fed a huge pile of nonsense. After all that buildup, the protagonist becomes the primary assassin, only to be shown going to Loken's water tank. The story then delves into the cat family's interactions, and then they're basically all taken to the church. Guess what? 🤓 The protagonist hesitates, not killing the researcher, and when he arrives, the cat family is almost wiped out. He even tries to dissuade the researcher, but the church is completely ransacked. In the end, he has to rely on public opinion to suppress the female-oriented, angst-filled story. Perhaps this is more suitable for the author? Go all out! The brainwashing is successful, then the protagonist becomes a monster to highlight their inner pain and growth. Finally, the researcher takes revenge by accidentally killing the rosemary plant, causing the protagonist's heart to break and then rebuild, leading to an understanding of human emotions. The narration is something like, "You only know how to cherish something when it's broken before your eyes." You're the author! You control the fates of the characters in the book. You only need to think about how to patch things up to make the plot more believable. How can you, even if you think it's too heavy, basically kill off the little cat and its entire family with just a few strokes? Wasn't this "too heavy" part something you, as the author, created by writing fate with your pen? 🤣

It was my mistake to only realize it was a pure love story now. Currently, it's chapter 370, and he's just officially confirmed his relationship with Jessica. I assumed, based on his relationships with various girls before, he'd accept them all, so I didn't care if it was pure love or not. While I can accept a pure love harem, it's so unfair that the girls who were close to Nana were snatched away by Jessica and didn't get a response from Nana, whom they liked. If you're not going to accept them, then don't be ambiguous!

Judging from the current progress, it's still a long way from the time Prison Cat is killed by Prison Pu. I wonder if Nana can save Prison Cat (I miss you, Kal'tsit). Moreover, as an angel and the ultimate weapon of the previous civilization in Xixi's setting, Nana feels like she might be possessed by Prison Pu. After all, Nana was reborn with Pu's authority at the Cranial Mercenary Group, and now that the Doctor has lost his memory, it's unlikely he can regain control of Nana. So, all you elite operators, am I really going to fight the ultimate weapon of the previous civilization? Of course, what I'm more afraid of is that Nana's values will shift towards Pu's values, after all, there's been so much foreshadowing (?). If Prison Cat's actions hurt Nana's heart, then Nana might really think this land is beyond saving and destroy the world with Pu. But would that be the end? #(Shy) Looking forward to the author's update. *Pats Xixi* #(cute)

Is tide still alive? Is she planning to find a proper job? Well, that's probably for the best; it would be a miracle if she could make money writing novels on and off like this.

The unlucky author had to undergo surgery for kidney stones and will be back to update later when he recovers. ━━(￣ー￣*|||━━ PS: Naoshio P. S.: Everyone, please take care of yourselves!

Actually, I initially came for the rosemary, but in the end I just couldn't forget the rosemary. #(Crying)#(crying)

So, is this book actually a 1v1 pure love story between the protagonist and Jessica? I found this book on a list of books on Arknights and Orange Books. The annotations for this book were all about Rosemary, and looking at the cover and synopsis, I also thought the pairing was Rosemary, but is it actually Jessica? #(Laughing and crying)

The romance storyline was indeed poorly written. What started as a multi-pronged relationship became a one-sided affair later on, which somewhat affected the reading experience.

Sigh~ I feel the author's comments have been very polite lately, so I'll politely ask as well: Currently, 77's "official partner" is Jessica, and as the ultimate weapon of the pre-civilization, 77 possesses immense power. The author even described 77's style of handling things as "not a matter of 'can't,' but 'whether'," so I'm more interested in how much screen time "Eternal Constant" will have later (I've only read up to the part where she first met W), the role the manager played in Kal'tsit's social circle, and their interactions. To be honest, I initially started reading this book because of Xiang Xiang (and judging from the reviews, she doesn't seem to be involved much anymore ಥ◡ಥ), but while reading, I became interested in the character of the "manager," and I'm quite curious about her true identity, stance, and purpose. I want to know how much she will be portrayed later. (I wrote a bit too much) In short, I really like the character of the "agent," and I have so much more to say about the subsequent plot! #(Cute)#(funny)#(haha)

Hey boss, are you still alive? If you are, let me know! Why haven't you updated at all?