Clara, Help Me, Mr. Main God!

The little rabbit is like a marshmallow; you can bully her all you want. As long as you don't use any offensive language, you can say whatever you want; she won't delete comments.

Yes, I hope the main character is always a loli, and that we don't have characters like the one in the previous book who fell in love with Otto's gameplay or the one in the book before that who was a perverted loli-obsessed Ye Fan.

Don't ask! This book is just... Just... Just... Just... Clara's only a few years old! I need to apply for a connection to the national power grid! If you think there's a hundred percent, it's mostly friendship and simple liking, there's not much mining plot involved. #(Shy)

The author is Yun

The Gojo family is mostly made up of older, less privileged members. They may not have the same background as the Zenin family, but they're not much better off either. It's just that because of Gojo Satoru, people think there are more good people in the Gojo family.

It's a bit disappointing that Clara would tell the people in the lower city that lifting the lockdown was something they begged for. While it's good that the magician has maintained a childlike mindset for ten years and the journey of the immortal boat, when returning to follow the storyline, he can't still be thinking like a child from more than ten years ago. Since you've brought salvation to this planet, why are you so lacking in confidence when facing Cocolia? Is the only solution to have the Celestial Ship's warships descend upon the city? #(You know what I mean)

If you're going to write about Honkai Impact 3rd later, I suggest you check the latest lore, like the final cocoon elbowing the tree sea, to avoid being accused of unfounded claims.

Going back to the Star Iron beginner dungeon, eagerly anticipating the changes brought by the main god Clara. Hopefully, it won't end up like the game's storyline, with her being wanted and forced to flee to the lower city. Clara, having experienced sorcery and the Immortal Ship, should understand what abandoning the lower city means to its inhabitants. #(Laughs) Since she's a sinner, let her reflect properly. Don't let her create some ridiculous "greater good" narrative of someone dying and becoming a hero. This world isn't governed by a company, but by the Immortal Ship's forces. After solving their survival problems, there's no need for the cohesion of the original storyline.

The disconnect between the plot and the writing style is so strong. The last time I felt this way was when you wrote it towards the end.

I've only been reading this novel for a short while, and I've already noticed three problems. First: If the author writes a novel for readers, why are you updating so slowly? Second: There's too little content; it's not enough to read, which shows the author is updating too slowly. Third: I've already finished reading this novel, and I'm saying, author, why can't you update ten chapters a day?