Zenless Zone Zero: Starlight Shines Even When the Bill Goes Unpaid

It's a rare high-quality, unique fanfic without a harem. It's really great. Nowadays, some authors act as if they have never seen a woman before, wishing they could just accept it if it was a woman. It is off-putting to watch. The plot is interesting, the writing is humorous and mature, and it's a lot of fun. The protagonist's character is always online. It's a rare good book. Marvelous! This is what I read fanfics for! Show your holiness in front of others, make up for your regrets, and add the sweet element of pure love. It's delicious. Author, don't be tired, let alone idle.

The old bookworm read it in one go. The biggest feature of this book is that it looks very smooth, and the transformation of the protagonist and the AI ​​are very distinctive. The entry point of the plot is also well written, not as abrupt as other scenes that compete for the protagonist, and a lot of content has been changed to make it less boring. The plot and emotional lines of each character are also well written, but I don't know whether the direction will be multiple female protagonists or a single female protagonist.

An underrated novel with good writing, no OOC, and no female protagonist, at least not yet, which is already very rare. Among all the books I have read, he is the only one without a female protagonist.

It's a good read, and it's considered a good book among the JueZuZero books. I haven't seen any major poisonous points so far. The protagonist has three Magic Pill plug-in AIs, a system, a Ghost, and a "genius kid". I don't know if there will be a female protagonist in the future, but the author said that there is no idea of ​​having a female protagonist at the moment. [Cool]

The author's writing style and plot control are very good. The characters are not OOC so far, and the subject matter is also very novel. It is also a top-notch work among so many Juzu Zero fanfics. It is worth reading. I hope the author can continue to work hard.

It's not bad; the emotional line is delicious; it follows the main plot; the plot of several vests is quite interesting Single girl Ling, very pure love, the emotional line is very comfortable, I just looked at it and suddenly: wow! Picked it up! It feels like there are a lot of small interactions, and I will keep reading because I want to continue watching these small interactions. There is no kind of work created with the purpose of "xx single female protagonist" that revolves around the portrayal of a series of feuds and love (I don't mean to say that the above type of works are bad), it is a feeling of "the relationship is full, the lover is unknown", the two people themselves, including the people around them, "seem" to be well aware of their feelings, but no one has exposed this fact, which gives me a feeling very similar to Plato. 'We don't need proof of identity, we are the interpretation of love' There is no need for confession, no need for sex, no need for holding hands, just words can feel the subtle little thoughts of the two of you (Shinomiya Kaguya?) When there is something wrong with Xiaobai's colleague, the first thing he worries about is always Ling. When will he get something? I'm stuffed. (Shiliulong. Jpg)

(Written before: The protagonist is a real person, not the power grid. I actually misunderstood the title of the book for the first time) Full marks for you guy, I enjoyed watching it till the end. It's not a particularly obvious invincible novel, but the protagonist hasn't suffered a blow so far, his combat power is sufficient, and everyone who needs to be saved has been saved, which is great. It feels like the single heroine is an old girl, not clear, but obvious. Hao Chi😋😋😋😋 loves to eat, and I like the look of my older sister the most. Who doesn't want to receive Aunt Ling's care? (Wrong. I also like the process of getting along with each other. It's not like I became fat in one breath. It's just plain and simple. It's great. Disadvantages, for me. Dihua has too many plots, which are quite interesting at first glance, but if there are too many, it will be like saying it three times. Any more would be a bit too salty. Update quickly, update quickly, update quickly, update quickly, update quickly

What is a battle of wits? Still fighting wits and courage with the air, still treating the protagonist as an outsider, still automatically figuring out the protagonist's identity Protagonist: Just idle Mayor: He must have a business to do this Protagonist: Just going home Eve (for some reason): He's a big shot, follow him Shushu (because of the butterfly effect) (seeing Eve following her): Are there any secret guards? He is indeed a big shot, follow him Eve (discovering the following Shushu): He is indeed a big shot, and he also has secret guards! The two sides began to confront each other on the spot. At this time, the male protagonist said: I am so awesome. I got rid of two stalkers at once [laughs]

It was unexpectedly good, and it really gave me a big surprise. It would have been nice if there had never been a female protagonist.

I really like the pace of this book. Although there is no clear emotional scene, the small interaction between the male protagonist and Ling is really interesting. It is much better than other books that are not talented in writing emotional scenes. But I hope there will be an ending with Aunt Ling in the end, for example, a hint in the next book or something. I have already thought of the title: "Traveling to the New Eridu era, my disgusting parents and uncle turned out to be legendary rope makers?!" [Shy]