The Hyperdimensional Game Console

There's been too much writing about cats. Not everyone likes cats; I don't dislike them, but if there's too much written about them, I don't want to read anymore.

I remember a novel where the protagonist also had a robotic black cat, which he won in a lottery. Later, he even opened a cat cafe. I can't recall the novel's title.

The recent content has been so weak. Making videos and TV shows was alright, but then they started making phones and planning to launch a novel website, which has absolutely nothing to do with game consoles. There's just too much focus on everyday life.

It's finished. I only had it running for two weeks.

I'm starting to draft my manuscript today, so I'm making this post to record it.

Three a day, definitely. You've given me so much support. Aren't you going to commit yourself?

In summary, the beginning was alright, but the ending went off-topic.

Oh dear, I only came across it when this book was about to end.

To be honest, the subject matter is good and seems acceptable to most readers. However, there's too much unnecessary slice-of-life content. A little more detail or a slight touch of everyday life would have been better; excessive description is unnecessary. The book focuses on game worlds, with the real world as secondary. The emphasis is on the content and descriptions of each game world.

Hmm, it looks kind of familiar, but I can't find it in the bookshelf.