My Retirement Life in Neon

Well, a little out of touch with humanity. . Well, it was originally written about cultivating immortals, so there seems to be no problem in being separated from human nature.

From the palace😤😤😤

Come here to count where you found my books.

After reading seven chapters, I'm a little confused. Even now, I still don't see the character that the protagonist should have when he retires. So should I continue reading?

I feel like the writing is so messy

I'll go and update it as I see fit. I advise the author to cut it off as soon as possible.

I took a quick look and found Eunuch. I deleted it after posting the review. I don't need Eunuch in my bookcase 🤫

Cleaning out the library today, I suddenly found that the author has updated. Come on, author💪

I don't know why, but I have clearly completed the 30-day investment task of 3,000+, but the investment does not show up. Why?

Really, the protagonist always uses some reasons to help the Hosotani family. The reasons are so forced that it feels like he is trying to be attentive and uncomfortable.

Mother and daughter flowers? Is it so exciting?

So this is the appendix, right? It's just like what was said in the novel. The author has something to do and won't update? To be honest, it was well written, and the character conception was also very detailed. It's a pity that a good book was ruined. I hope the author can start a follow-up in the future.

I read the latest chapter two days ago. I want to confirm that the theme of this book is the daily life of retirement? Is there no clear thread of digging into the past? I feel the pace of the story is too slow. Putting aside the situation of Michiko, Haraguchi Shigeka-sensei's character creation feels very problematic. These two characters feel like they are in a daily drama as soon as they appear. . . .

You finally updated. It's been 2-4 months since you updated.

What the hell? It's so inhumane. There's no tenderness or redemption. It's just to drive away the ghost and make her disappear.