Urban Life: What Do You Mean I'm the Least Repressed One?

The viewing experience suddenly dropped.

It turns out this is the typical treatment of the female lead in an old-school infinite flow novel: after the story is finished, she disappears, and then the appearance rate of other characters and extras is higher than that of the female lead in the previous volume. In the finale, there's a grand military review where everyone's names are announced, and those who are unlucky and have been out of the public eye for too long don't even get to appear.

I watched Terraria Lobotomy Corporation a few years ago, but I forgot the name. (It was abandoned.) Is Leanne a good mother? The fantasies are too bizarre, and the writing is too mediocre to read. The Mirror World was fine at first, but then it started acting up. The urban working class eventually fell apart; it started strong but ended poorly. The cook at Lane 23 is alright, and Little Tang is adorable. The first book I read was called "The Great Lakes," but I forgot the beginning of the title because it was nice. Then it suddenly switched to "Monthly," so I'm watching and seeing how it goes. Can a master of the ring finger be this beautiful? (This isn't the title; it's a description of Thunder.) A promising new talent. Following the instructions carefully will make it look good; accumulating knowledge in the book. The romance in this book is alright, but many details are not rigorous. After revising some controversial plots, there are some clever touches. I'll wait and see. Are there any other diary-style novels worth reading? #(Question mark)

I told you, the Blood Demon is a whole category. Even in fanfiction, it becomes a category. All the affinity progression related to the Blood Demon is done through the Blood Demon's thirst for blood mechanic, just like the Blood Demon's mechanic in a game. Why not like the first volume? If the first volume was about slowly increasing the heroine's affection with Galamu, the second volume feels like an eroge. The blood is like a drug; the moment the Blood Demon touches her, it's straight to a CG scene.

Suddenly, I just didn't get the same feeling reading the first volume with the second volume. I have absolutely no interest in it. Is it just me? #(Sweat)

I can't connect the dots at all. I asked you, Old Salt disappeared after fighting Virgil, right? You said you met with Ryosuke, and you completely forgot about Sancho Panza's CCB, right?

C, described as living in a dream. Author, after rereading it, can you honestly say you can string together what you recently wrote in Chapter Two into a visible outline with at least some structure? Even if you said so, have you actually written it down? It started in the first volume, and became even more blatant in the second. Each introduction felt awkward and forced, with an excessive number of bizarre, mechanical deus ex machina moments. The transitions between sections were either nonexistent or flowed like a stream of consciousness, leaving the reader completely confused. (It's like a chef with poor cooking skills and insufficient ingredients serving up an inedible dish; there's no excuse for the chef's incompetence.) Smith had already criticized you once for writing stream-of-consciousness nonsense in the first volume, and now you're making the same mistake again? Haven't you learned your lesson? Is this a joke?

No, why did you start writing about the second heroine so quickly? Shouldn't you have written more about her daily life after the story ends? Don't you feel it's abrupt to start writing about the second heroine right away? I was originally looking forward to a grand melee of three generations.

Why isn't that eunuch teleprompter in the comments section, tearing through the comments like a mad dog, killed yet? Author, are you just sitting around doing nothing? 😅

Is the author completely giving up now? Why not delete what should be deleted, control what should be controlled, and still not delete these comments even though people are acting like madmen, attacking anyone they encounter? Are they just leaving them to make the comment section even worse?