The Bizarre Company: Starting with Being Forced to Work 996

I love novels that leave you feeling both bewildered and enlightened, reminding me of the feeling I had when I first read a novel—a feeling that the real world didn't seem real, yet...

Author, just write what you envision; this book is excellent! As for those who criticize your ranking system and martial arts theories, please ignore them. Keep it up! This book is great, and the writing is excellent.

It's great, worth following. What can I say but that it's excellent? Those who say they can't finish it, could you please take the time to read it? These are all reviews from readers who haven't even finished thirty minutes of reading. I think this book deserves to be called a semi-divine work. Agree? Upvote!

This is the third book in the series, a sequel to the first book, "Running Away After School," and the second book, "Time-Traveling Refrigerator." I still think the first book is a masterpiece, but this one is also well-written and has its own merits. The beginning of this book reminded me of my runaway days after school, reminiscent of the previous ones, yet completely different.

It's incredibly good! It continues the style of the previous book but adds many new settings. The protagonist isn't heartless anymore. I feel like this book will become a legend (Heavenly King High School, Heavenly King Company, will the next one be Heavenly King Nursing Home?).

This book is a sequel to "Running Away After School," sharing the same world-building system. It's recommended to read "Running Away After School" first. The power system is mainly divided into bloodline, inheritance, family name, superpowers, and talents, and multiple abilities can be possessed simultaneously, similar to the infinite flow genre.

I think this book is very interesting. The protagonist is not a sycophant or brainless person, the story is vivid, the use of references is well-controlled, and it is not a harem novel. It is definitely worth reading.

Sanyu's book is amazing! The world he portrays is so fascinating. I've finished watching it, it's so amazing! I got hooked after the "humans are immortal" series. The entire Infernal Affairs series can be summed up in one sentence: it uses the lives of countless people to showcase the power of humanity.

Yes, this book connects several of the author's previous works. It's related to *Running Away After School*, *Time-Traveling Refrigerator*, *After Humans Are Immortal*, *Going Mad*, and *My Wife is a Marshal*. Without reading these books, it's likely you won't understand this one.

This book seems to be a continuation of the "After School" theme, with a similar supernatural system. I even feel it's definitely related to "After School" because it mentions the school, the most important characters Guan Zhouzhou and the lovebird, and the banquet—all important figures or events in "After School." I wonder if there will be any connection to the "After School" protagonist who transcends the underworld and returns to Earth. I'm looking forward to your review.