I Really Am Not Mentally Ill

I've read up to chapter 106 so far, here are my initial impressions. Consider it a trial run for later. First, let's talk about the writing style. At first, I thought this was a silly post. After reading half of it, I thought it was a supernatural story. As I read on, I thought it was a cultivation novel. Later I found out it was a science and technology article.

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It's really well-written; I've read about 200 chapters. At first, I thought it was a silly, comedic story, but it turns out to be a suspenseful thriller. It's a shame it's not more popular. The opening synopsis only covers the first few chapters, giving it a feel of another book, but only for the first three chapters. The only similarity is the recurring theme of an old man.

I've read up to chapter 491, and I'm going crazy! I have to leave a comment: I can't read any more for now. I feel like I'm about to go insane. I'll continue reading when I'm back to my senses. Time for bed.

Reading this novel with the following songs in the background will enhance the experience: "Good Days," "Good Luck," "Tsugoinerwayine Op20," "Return from Target Practice," "Halloween Theme - Main Title," "We Will Rock You," and "Tomorrow's Harem Day, Yesterday's Ke." (Just kidding!)

It has a similar opening to another book, but I'll definitely read it to the end. These are just my personal opinions. (This book is really fun to read, I recommend everyone check it out! ⊙∀⊙!)

In short, this is a horror story disguised as a comedy.

Seeing how others get their donations marked as featured, author, you know what I mean, right? <( ‵□′)> So arrogant!

Perhaps the protagonist really is mentally ill and everything is a figment of his imagination.

I don't know why, but my head is throbbing terribly. It's not the kind of headache you get from being upset; it's a real, physical headache. Goodnight, I'll continue reading tomorrow. (Comments follow.)