Living in My Pocket World
宅在随身世界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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I'm starting to think the main character is really tired. What happened to the stay-at-home guy?
The protagonist has completely broken free of the "otaku" stereotype. He could have leisurely explored the other world, then watched anime, traveled, attended conventions, or did crafts – how relaxing and enjoyable! Instead, they forced in several female characters who were burdened by social obligations, involved in organic vegetables and mineral water factories, and then got involved in the Bai…
The author could consider using prefabricated houses or RVs as dwellings in this alternate world, as these seem more suitable than simple sheds or self-built houses. Furthermore, since the protagonist is now in the real world, he should also consider owning his own house. After all, as a rented house, some problems are bound to arise sooner or later. Some minor suggestions, for your reference only.
I'm here to criticize the author. The beginning was okay, but what happened after that? Does it live up to the synopsis? What happened to the promised otaku vibe? What happened to the promised exploration of the personal space? It gets uglier and uglier, more and more cliché. New readers, I suggest you check out the table of contents. You'll find it gets boring towards the end. Goodbye.
The first comment on this book—if I hadn't already voted for it today, I would have voted for you. Hmm, should I add it to the featured section?
Returning to urban otaku fiction will definitely result in a masterpiece.
If the author continues to write in this way, the project is doomed! This was supposed to be a perfectly good book; at the very least, it would have kept readers engaged and even brought you some success! But what a piece of garbage you've turned it into! Can't you see the problems with your writing? Or is this your core value system?
What's it like for someone with very sound values to read a novel that completely challenges their values? I'm experiencing it right now. Who told me to subscribe to so many chapters? 😆😆😆 It would be a waste of money not to read them.
I abandoned the book as soon as I saw the harem theme, oh yeah!
Seeing everyone criticizing it makes me feel relieved. Describing this book as "extremely toxic" is a perfect match for that word.
I really don't know what the author was thinking. At the beginning, they portrayed him as a shut-in who didn't want to date, but the change was too fast, and then there's a harem! Doesn't that make him have a split personality? Either make it a harem from the start, or have one heroine who's devoted to one man. The theme isn't clear either.