I'm a Loli Con, So It's Only Natural That I Make Dolls, Right?

It's a very good story. A man tried to forcibly buy a fox from a woman, who then kicked him and subsequently wiped out his entire family. The woman who initially wanted to kill him then let him go, explaining that her family immediately apologized and she had no intention of retaliating. What was the woman's attitude? I haven't read on yet.

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Five stars pre-order. The author is prioritizing stability; explicit content is acceptable, but avoid overly obvious descriptions. The priority is to keep the book alive.

Please, please update soon! 😭😭😭 Oh my god, this is my lifelong request, I'll do anything! 😭😭😭😭😭 It's super awesome and super good-looking, fast-paced, lots of cute girls, and not abandoned, but author, please don't give up hope! 😭😭😭

The protagonist of Sigma is speedrunning the storyline! 👍 Compared to traditional novels where it takes over ten chapters for a protagonist to show off and get slapped in the face, this protagonist accomplishes two things in one chapter. The fastest speedrun in high-martial arts novels is truly remarkable!

It's... Not bad, I guess. The main problem is that the author's writing style is too convoluted; I find it a bit hard to believe that the author would suddenly make such a convoluted process seem like a daily routine.

The Goddess of Lolis will bless all authors who love lolis 💕

The story follows the pattern of events occurring wherever the protagonist appears, with a constant stream of classic tropes. However, the true protagonist is always focused on exhilarating combat, and the entire world is like a honeycomb, teeming with reborn individuals and transmigrators.

It's a lighthearted and enjoyable read, appealing to those with a love for lolis and dolls, and feels more like a slice-of-life story.

Hao Kan's assessment: Only those pseudo-male protagonists are somewhat pseudo-human; you don't need to use your brain when you time-travel...