Creepy Instances: I Get a New Identity Every Week

The plot is still pretty average, but the main character eats fast, which is what keeps me hooked. I hope the author will write better and better sequels later on.

Why are there dormitories now? You can't live alone, and you can't bring a child with you. It affects the overall experience.

Use less AI. The first few chapters were alright, but it clearly went wrong from the surgery scene onwards. It used classic AI writing tropes: "It's not this, but that." Look at Tomato's writing style—how many chapters with AI have a rating above 7?

It has to be said, the author is really tough; they haven't been banned yet.

I can't watch you install that robotic arm.

The character development is particularly outstanding; each character has their own personality and bottom line, avoiding stereotypes. The plot is tight and fast-paced, logically sound, full of details, and the emotional storylines are delicate and moving. The main storyline is absolutely captivating, making it impossible to put down once you start watching.

It's great to watch! The king of kings, the strongest of the strong!

Yes, it looks great!

You're awesome! 👍

The author's writing was alright, but the later plot was really ridiculous. They forced in a dormitory system for team formation, requiring the protagonist to have five roommates, and even had to rank them. I didn't want to watch the team formation at all; they might as well have just brought in the monster as a roommate—that would have been better than five bots.