Lobotomy Corporation: I Have Originium, but I Don’t Want to Be the Head

What impresses me most about this book is its narrative power that is so neat that it is almost luxurious. The author completely abandons the current web-text routine of "explaining the setting in the first three chapters" - there are no lengthy time-travel explanations, no embarrassing monologues in which the protagonist self-analyzes himself in the mirror, and no retarded questions and answers that treat readers as novices. It only takes a few strokes to travel through the background, just like the breath of a master before making a move, and he gets to the point in an instant. This kind of restraint just proves the author's confidence: the real excitement lies in the plot itself, not in the background explanation. After reading the whole book, not a word is just a perfunctory word, and every page advances the story. This kind of respect for the reader's IQ and control of the rhythm of the text are really rare in today's creative environment where water is often injected. It's not "no procrastination", but "nowhere to procrastinate" - because every sentence falls exactly where it should.

I'm reasonable. Author [covers face] Your first chapter has absolutely no meaning to outsiders. I watched it once before, but because I didn't know the setting and plot, I thought this person was the protagonist, so I asked him to quit. It wasn't until I read this book again today that I realized that the main character was Dean [face covering] and realized that this was a rare gem! Isn't the plot going by a bit too fast later on? Suddenly Jenna tricked these two people into killing them. She was not prepared at all, and she finished watching the research institute in a daze and killed a lot of people. After Chapter 45, the quality improved again,

Rated A- It's good, but it always feels like something is missing.

The writing is very nice, much better than copying the original text and forcibly adding some psychology or live broadcasting.

Five-star support. The author is writing too slowly now and feels like he lacks energy.

This is a book with great potential. Please support it.

It's not very suitable for me, but there are too few books that link Yue Ji and Ming Fang, so I'll mark it.

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The first part was pretty good, but then I couldn't understand it anymore. Keep trying, but because of the previous content, I still give it a five-star review!

It's really interesting. Come on, eunuch.