This Is Hilarious! Everyone Wants This Guy Dead

If my brother doesn't want to update, he should just say so. Why be so perfunctory with the readers? It makes the readers seem presumptuous. It's true, my brother's health is weak; he just needs more rest. The readers' pressure is inappropriate; it's upsetting my brother and makes the readers feel sorry for him. 🥺 Brother is probably tired, his updates have been so infrequent.

This is one of the few books I've given five stars to. The grand worldview is already incredibly well-developed. The concept of dimensions is quite convoluted, but the author persevered and wrote it so brilliantly. One can imagine the length of time and effort the author invested.

The five stars, like the brightest stars in the night sky, shine with endless light. They line up in the vast universe, as if guided by destiny, leading us into the unknown world. Each star carries a story, whether tragic or joyful, mundane or intense, together they constitute this colorful world. Five stars, like milestones on life's journey, mark our growth and progress.

Very nice, extremely funny, and the various bizarre skills are also particularly interesting.

Waiting for updates. This book is quite interesting. From 0 to 1, one begets two, two begets three, three begets all things. So, what dimension is the protagonist? Or is the protagonist not in this dimension, but exists in a different dimension? This part is getting a bit mind-boggling. I suggest writing the protagonist as a being from a different dimension, and ideally, he could even fight me later on.

It's funny and action-packed, but mainly leans towards comedy. I love comedy.

This book is hilarious; it has lots of rhyming phrases and the dialogue is quite witty.

A bookworm of ten years says it's incredibly good, getting better and better as it goes on. The four-dimensional world is written in a very novel way, and it also has a sense of crisis. One particularly good thing is that the system setting hasn't fallen apart. So far, it's not clear who designed it or what kind of backup plan it is; the system is just a system.

It's hilarious and the plot is fast-paced, but the author is a bit lazy, only updating twice a day. It's never enough!

It was pretty good; I finished it in a few days. I was a little surprised when I got closer to the end, because I was really immersed in the story. I'd been reading it non-stop for days, so it felt like it ended so quickly. Even though the later plot was a nested narrative, I was still quite looking forward to it.