That’s Right, I’m Your Neighbor!

The sense of irrationality is too overwhelming… A world rife with anomalies, where everyone could die at any moment for various strange reasons, cannot possibly have a stable social structure. Those without stable assets have no stable mind; when you could inexplicably die at any time, would you still care about work, family, emotions, or social relationships? Therefore, books about anomalies usually depict either the anomalies as subtle and not affecting ordinary people's survival, or as situations where ordinary people have ways to resist them. This book, however, portrays anomalies as widespread and unavoidable… Sigh, just imagine that kind of world, and you'll know that society would have collapsed long ago.

Let me give a unified response to ccb's question (I never dreamed I'd have to pin this). In short, let me state my position: I'm not a stubborn author who firmly believes I'm in the service industry, and I naturally won't object if readers like my work. My previous book also contained related content, so don't worry that I'm saying one thing and meaning another. But there are some other issues involved. First, there's the review process. I don't really know how to handle it, and I'm not good at finding the right balance. I also thought about creating a group to write those kinds of side stories, but I was reported and warned before, and I really didn't want to leave a criminal record. Finally, there's the subject matter and pacing of this book. Not only would it be unsuitable to write directly about it, but it would also feel like filler. So I'm planning to write a simple side story, the kind that's free, and I'll release it sometime this month. However, I'm not very good at this kind of thing, so it might not be ideal. Please bear with me.

Well, I finished reading the whole book in just over a week. Let me start with the advantages. 1. The plot moves quickly and fast; the main character barely gets a break. 2: Supporting characters and enemy descendants have online intelligence. 3: The different works blend together very well, creating a strong sense of atmosphere. 4. The author has a good grasp of the balance between the protagonist's setbacks and his counterattacks, preventing the reader from feeling too frustrated or witnessing an overpowered protagonist. 5: There are many foreshadowing elements and plot holes, but it's not too much of a mystery. Then talk about the shortcomings. 1: The fox's love line seems to have been deliberately manipulated, even appearing rather abruptly. 2. The book contains too many typos, and the author clearly has no intention of fixing them, which greatly affects the reading experience. 3: The first female supporting character in this book is so insignificant. She has a significant role in the early parts but then completely disappears from the story, leading long-time readers to jokingly refer to her as a "female passerby." 4. The author has a very mysterious biological clock. Be prepared that one day the author will be possessed and the book will be taken off the job.

Is the protagonist's time-manipulation ability only detectable by beings at the level of Gabriel and Michael? He could detect the Deep Sea Scroll and the four-winged beings, but what about the six-winged Cherubim? Doesn't the Red King seem rather insignificant in comparison?

I'm wondering, guys, is this really a harem? I've read almost 400 chapters and the romance is barely progressing at all 😨

The book is riddled with typos and grammatical errors, just like something a fake writer would produce. No wonder it's called the King of Fakes! #(Blue and sad)

My previous impression of the saintess: I will always stalk you 👁️. My current impression of the saintess: Muscles! Her muscles are gleaming! 😤 🤜🤛 My goodness, the Saintess's stats. One-third of the Infinity stat, and the Godlike stat... She's practically a reincarnation of Old Man.

So, is Su Ya actually one of the female leads? 🤔

Please join Isabella's fan club, meow! Dear xxx platform user, please allow me to introduce our idol, Lady Isabella. Our Lady Isabella is the most popular crown of thorns among the 12 (8 crossed out) crowns of thorns today. As part of the advance team, she was always on the front lines of the fight against the anomalies. (Sentences that are difficult to read carefully) As the first retainer of the False King, she helped the King overcome several crises. (Sentences that can be seen clearly) A towering figure, generous stats. (The erased part: "absolute purity" #(funny)) A motherly gaze and personality (the erased part: "I'm going to Mary #(funny)") The information below is restricted to users with blocked access; access is only available through their place of origin. Her report-writing skills are exceptional, even surpassing those of the Holy Maiden in some respects. Feel free to add more later, meow.

Did you stop at chapter 666 because you had something on your mind? Were you targeted by Satan? (Just kidding)