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- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Subgenre
- Rule-Based Horror
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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The Deadly Reading List
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A quirky and adorable light novel version of a high-end little world
TL; DR summary: It's really good! Give it a try! The following groups are strongly advised to read this: those who like anime-style cute girls, those who like being called "daddy," and those who have subscribed to "The Satirical Exorcist." A lighthearted fantasy world where everyone could potentially possess superpowers. Filth, official containment organizations, a city monopolized by capital.
To be honest, I also think the author writes really well!
I got a bit annoyed by chapter 95. The protagonist was being insulted and beaten, and he didn't even flinch, haha. Seeing this, I want to say that the protagonist isn't a savior. In this kind of supernatural novel, killing is a no-brainer, not an excuse for you to hit me. I wonder what the author's mindset is when they see this situation. 😅
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This novel is somewhat similar to "The Little World is Full of Joy".
Let me offer a rational analysis of Chapter 95. That part was indeed unpleasant to read! Throwing Molotov cocktails is tantamount to murder. An ordinary person would be dead by now. At this point, the protagonist's rampage wouldn't be unreasonable—it's self-defense! But a novel can't be written like that, or it will fail. I hope there are fewer controversial scenes like this!
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The book's style clashes so much with the protagonist's personality. The despairing, terrifying worldview and the saintly protagonist—I don't object to the righteous glimmers, but the author seems to have struggled with writing them well. The best approach is to weave a glimmer of hope into the midst of despair, but the author didn't quite strike the right balance.
This book is truly a sanctimonious hypocrite; I'm utterly speechless.
This is a book that tells a story.