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This book is quite interesting, but for people like me who have not read the original work, it is really confusing and I know nothing about the plot, so I suggest that people who have read the original work will read it better 😴

Why do you think there is something wrong with the setting of this other? When such a big death happened, the police didn't care? The school knew about the co-authorship, and the school was very determined to find a solution. After reading the first story, I want to ask if it is interesting? The setting of Jieyou Grocery Store is good, but how can people like a boring story? The storyline of this first story is really bad. Maybe this other is not suitable as the first task. It does not give the protagonist any room to play freely. Look at what the protagonist does, and the whole film is inexplicable. I hope that the protagonist can use his subjective initiative more to make the story more interesting, instead of just following the plot. These are just my personal opinions.

Virtual G is quite strong. . . Are you sure the protagonist can fight against a virtual G that can destroy black holes, manipulate molecules, and ignore physical attacks by just tying A?

I can't understand what the protagonist is so afraid of in the opening scene. Since the protagonist has seen it so many times, it is impossible not to know that as long as they are not students, teachers and their families in Class 3 of the third year, the curse will not kill people at all. Otherwise, this school will be gone. To be honest, there is a problem in the original work. Since there is a problem in the third class of the 3rd year, class 3 will be sealed and moved directly to class 4. A lot of people will die in a few years. Are you afraid of being like that? If you enter class 3 and just drop out and transfer to school, you will die? Do diplomas matter?

Two-Dimension Worry-Relief Grocery Store Please don't get involved with real things, unless the real world itself is a two-dimensional world. There are many reasons, so I won't summarize them. If it must be there, please remove the word "two-dimensional". Reality and the second dimension are ultimately in conflict, and the reality in many two-dimensional novels is not really reality. The first chapter of the novel actually had a great dissuading effect on me, because it gave me the impression that I was not getting to the point. I went to a cake shop to buy a cake, and the boss ignored me and told me how much the butter cost now, how much the bread cost, and how difficult it was to make the cake. I'll just buy a cake. You just need to tell me how much it costs. I know the others, and I don't need you to introduce them. If I wasn't lazy, why would I buy them in the store? Can't I just buy the materials and make them myself? I believe that most readers click in after seeing the title of the book, so no matter what you want to write, you cannot deviate from the title. It is like writing an essay about summer but you write about winter. No matter how beautiful your writing is, it is essentially 0 points. But many readers don't care about this, as long as the writing is beautiful. Then there is understanding. The title of the book can have many different understandings, such as helping two-dimensional characters solve their psychological troubles in the second dimension, accepting entrustments to complete tasks in the second dimension, opening a grocery store in the second dimension and accepting entrustments, etc. No matter how you understand it, the important thing is that you must tell the readers your understanding, otherwise it will easily be mistaken. This is what I thought, but you told me that it was like that. What a rip-off. I'm jumping to read it now. Maybe it's because the protagonist itself doesn't suit my orientation, maybe it's the plot, maybe it's because of the realistic description. Well, these are not important. What's important is what your readers think.

First? Still number one? Second is fine!

There's something wrong with the protagonist's brain, that's for sure

The author can read the novel prequel to the Godzilla animated trilogy. At 50m, Godzilla can shoot up planets after charging for four days. If the author is interested in the setting of Virtual G, he can go to Godzilla Bar to check it out.

This book is about the process of the protagonist completing the mission, rather than the story of encounters with two-dimensional characters.

I just flipped through a few chapters, which is very unfriendly to someone like me who is familiar with the plot.