I Have Delusions, but I Refuse to Admit It

This is my five-star guarantee. My goal is to win if I have one star. ٩(๑•̀ω•́๑)۶

It suddenly occurred to him that his sister might also be a figment of his delusions? Or is it possible that everything in this book was imagined by him due to paranoia? I hope the author doesn't end up like this.

It's very beautiful, the setting is very novel, and it feels like there are a lot of traps. Since my sister has many personalities, I feel that these personalities will be taken back in the end. Is it an independent existence? There is also the male protagonist's paranoia. I feel that all delusions are the product of prototypes. As the saying goes, you cannot imagine it out of thin air. The male protagonist must have seen these things in his subconscious before he can come up with the delusion.

It's well written and the setting is novel. I've been reading the last book, but I felt that it fell a little bit late, but that's still true. I hope this one will continue to be good. Also, the update is too slow. I don't know why there are not many people now. They should be raising it. It's about the same as me. I can't bear it today. When paranoia is thinking about people, it feels a bit like Qi Xia inexplicably. I hope it never sucks, come on

Emm, what do you say? This book has a great world view. It is a good idea that the author has this idea, but some things are too sloppy so it is difficult to understand. I downgraded one star because the world view is good and the writing is good. But some things are too difficult to understand, so I deducted one star. For example, the part about the male protagonist's sister is a pitfall. In other words, there will be many clones behind the split personality, and the male protagonist's paranoia will also have many pitfalls. Xia also sees that with such a grand worldview, maybe the writing can be more unrestrained.

The subject matter of this work is novel and exciting, and it is by no means a bad systematic text on the market. This rating of 7 points is completely nonsense. The relationship between the male protagonist and his sister is handled just right, and the sweetness is not greasy at all. There is no need to worry about the harem issue at all, every heroine who has deep contact with the protagonist is a sister. However, you can change the cover and title of the book to attract readers faster. Judging from the currently known plot, this is a work with a relatively large world view. I hope the author will continue writing and show the truth of Xu Zheng's world in front of readers.

So pretty! It's a cool novel for young people. The male protagonist has strength and background, and he also has a sister who loves to cling to her. She also has succubus attributes. I won't go into details. 🦌First post There is a sense of powerlessness. The male protagonist's personal image feels rather inexplicable. He doesn't dare to kill people at first and then kills freely later. He has no distinctive characteristics. Although the harem is good-looking, the female characters appear one after another and at a very fast speed. The female characters are not shaped at all. The author's last novel was also the same. The plot pushed the girls hard and kept them away, and the characters were very thin. It feels like the author is getting more and more unable to hold back as he writes, and the plot just flies all the way, exploding like a rocket. It's similar to the protagonist who was fighting elite monsters in Shanghai 20 chapters ago, but after 20 chapters, he becomes the master of the universe and fights with different planes. I hope the author's next work will be less about harems and more about shaping

A Xiaowangzi brother who is not locked up in the hospital 👍

Old fans, great support

It's a great setting, but the author burned it out later. Obviously I could write four to five hundred chapters, because the story is really exciting. I have read the previous two books and they are both very good. All I can say is that you need to cultivate yourself a lot and take care of yourself, and then your next book will not become a shooting star.