The uncanny descends, and the apocalypse begins.
Ji Yi is horrified to discover that something uncanny seems to have possessed him?!
“Why can’t I control myself?! How am I supposed to live on Blue Star like this?! What am I even saying?!” Ji Yi screams inside his head.
Unable to control himself, Ji Yi is fiddling with his phone when the dean of discipline arrives with a metal detector to search for phones.
“Ji Yi” doesn’t hesitate for a second before shoving the phone down his pants.
The metal detector buzzes, and the dean of discipline glares at Ji Yi.
“Ji Yi” casually blurts out, “What are you staring at, old man? I’m a Taurus.”
Seeing the dean’s face go from stunned to black as coal, and his classmates’ faces turn bright red as they struggle not to laugh, Ji Yi wishes he could jump off the building.
“Wait?! Why the hell am I falling?!” Ji Yi is horrified to discover that he really did jump, and he can’t control himself!
Confusion, shock, regret, and fantasies of turning back time. Ji Yi’s feelings are a tangled mess.
And then… everything around him starts racing backward… the scenery flies past faster and faster… until he’s back…
“Forget Your Worries”: This game is so fun. It feels just like the real thing. I threw myself into the arms of my beloved Earth, and it eagerly embraced me in return. I guess that’s what you call love.
“Achoo!” Who ruined such a beautiful moment? What do you mean, I jumped off a building? You have no sense of romance.
Huh?! This game is actually a horror game?! Then… even more fun?!
This is a lighthearted comedy. I hope it makes you smile.
In my opinion, the idea of this book is acceptable. The setting is very novel and not messy. There are just a few flaws. The first is that the protagonist and his body (the possessed one) have a strong sense of separation. It is obviously a relationship between a pilot and a mecha. When the pilot is on board, it is easy to forget that the mecha has something. Of course, if you see other book friends here, don't run away in a hurry. In fact, the author's portrayal of the two characters is okay, but the possessed one is a somewhat lively student. There is no role when being manipulated, and it is easy to forget him (as mentioned before, he can think when being manipulated), and the mecha is unilaterally related to The pilot has a certain sense of confrontation. In my opinion, the two can cooperate. The article basically implies that the possessed one can determine the mission system and growth path. If the possessed person can discover this and use this to cooperate with the protagonist, I think it will be very exciting. Of course, the author may want to write another I haven't written it here, but in my opinion, students' thinking is generally very active. After so many chapters, they should be able to more or less notice the relationship between the actions of the old ghost (the protagonist who manipulates him is called the old ghost) and his own thoughts. However, he is still in a state of obsession with getting rid of the old ghost. How should I say? I hope it will be over soon, and I hope I can mention his status or hint in the article. That can be more interesting and moderate, unlike the useless psychological activities written next door without promoting the main line.
It's quite interesting. Why are there so few people?
It made me laugh at the beginning
Good, good, good, good