Welcome to the Death Playground of Infinite Desire

Is this supposed to be a romance anime? The male lead is an idiot from the very beginning? And the female lead is a hopeless romantic? Don't tell me it'll drag on for dozens of chapters before the main storyline starts! 🤤

The initial descriptions in this work may be a bit verbose, but for me personally... The writing style and word choice are foreshadowing; all the close-ups and descriptions are about specific things. It might be dull and weak at first, but believe me, I will try my best to write a good story and it will definitely not flop! Keep reading, even if you still don't find this work to your liking.

Barring any unforeseen circumstances, I'll probably finish this book by the end of July or August at the earliest.

The main reason I stopped updating before was because a pre-employment physical examination revealed early-stage liver cancer, which left me feeling completely dejected. Updates became sporadic... I simply had no motivation to update! Even now, I still tried again with a glimmer of hope, and the re-examination still showed early-stage liver cancer… So I'm heartbroken.

Damn it, this is never going to end, my train of thought has been broken again! I had planned to finish writing 700,000 words within two months, but I can't finish it now. It seems... Hahaha, I guess I'll just have to take it slow.

Some readers have messaged and commented on my posts, telling me that the male protagonist's personality is annoying, a bit too much of a "white lotus," and asking if I could change it. They also said the plot is fine, but there are too many crammed settings, causing the opening chapters to take 200,000 words to complete. Furthermore, the content is too complex and mind-bending.

I feel that this book is more suitable for people who like to read Japanese manga and light novels. Although there isn't much description in it, the style is indeed quite similar, right? @Reader What do you think?

Claw (˙○˙) claw Personally, I think the first season was pretty good. It covered everything that needed to be said and had a proper beginning and end. What I personally consider to be the flaws: 1. There are too many "flashbacks" – I usually skip pages with the same plot. 2. The Ten Deadly Sins is too low-class.

What are your thoughts on the plot development after reading this far? Or do you have any suggestions?

So you're all still writing... I've come to visit you all again.