"Control? Containment? Protection?"
"Sorry, Bai Yu. I don't know where you heard those ridiculous slogans, but remember one thing: this is Lobotomy Corporation."
"Even if you worked your way up from being an employee, energy production must come first."
Angela smiled at Bai Yu, who had just arrived at the headquarters office.
"Now, send the Abnormalities behind you back to their containment units."
"Sorry, Angela. They might not listen to me."
Bai Yu looked helplessly at the Guide, the Sea Terrors, and the Cell People behind him. Then he turned back to the beautiful AI, his expression suddenly earnest.
"And, you know, I really do want to put an end to this cycle."
It's a complete mess, damn it!
Is anyone still watching?
How can life feel like it's one chapter after another? #(Crying)#(crying)
You said you wanted to be resurrected...
Last time you said in the group that you wanted to survive, at least to write down your thoughts, I thought you were lying.
Now that you can speak, author, I don't think it's necessary to include so many factions; it's too complicated. When the Parallel World Committee appeared, I instantly didn't want to continue reading—it was too much and too chaotic. The first few volumes were very enjoyable to read.
How's the post-resurrection chapter written? I've forgotten most of the earlier parts, so if it's bad, I'll just drop it. #(Goodbye)
No, why haven't you updated again? This kind of hiatus is just as painful as stopping updating altogether!
Hey bro, why haven't you updated yet?
Looking forward to the day you finish writing this! #(Cute)