I’m a Madman, So Beating the Heavens Is Only Reasonable

When I asked why there was an identical book, except for the title, I was struck by its similarity. Why? And why is the style the same? I'm wondering why another book I'm working on, so similar to this one, was interrupted? Why didn't I continue writing? Why did it suddenly end? It's exactly the same as the previous book.

I feel like I've already seen this. Did you repost it? If you're reposting it, please write a proper description of what happened next, like someone else taking others down with them.

Aside from the impact of the lolita concept on the reader's mind, the entire writing style and plot are masterful. Having read countless novels, only a handful truly come alive in my writing. The author is incredibly talented, and I look forward to the sequel.

It's absolutely fantastic, and most importantly, it's genuinely funny. It makes me laugh a lot of the time, and it doesn't use those tired internet memes.

Does the ending of a story matter? The purpose of climbing a mountain is to reach the summit, and the joy of climbing lies in the process of overcoming difficulties. The purpose of growing flowers is for them to bloom, and the happiness that comes with blooming is the journey of growing them. Therefore, what gives meaning to the result is the experience of pursuing that result.

It's strange, the book is clearly good, why is nobody reading it?

I find the audiobooks on Tomato Audiobooks very interesting, but why are there so few viewers? The plot is a bit formulaic, but it's still quite interesting. The viewing experience would be better if there were more comments.

It's good, but it would have been even better if the ending had shown what happened next. Why is nobody watching?

The real world dragged down the rating. The section about incorporating the martial arts world is utterly terrible. Firstly, Ouyang Qing was affected by the protagonist's "brain-degrading aura," stubbornly following along as a useless burden. The second time, his injuries were aggravated by the Sweeper Monk's constant infusion of internal energy.

If you could automatically filter out the younger sister character and the parents and skip ahead, it would be passable. There are some highlights, but too many parts are unpleasant to watch. I couldn't continue watching after about halfway through. I'd give it a 3.5, Slightly better than average.