A Supernatural Life

Seriously, this isn't my intention, but this book is the most bizarre I've ever read in all my years of reading—it's like a novel version of "Dream Chasing in the Entertainment Industry." It was purely created for my own amusement. I believe that anyone who reads this book, unless they're paid to read it, will be left wondering: Who am I? Where am I? What am I supposed to do?

Let's all make money together! If you're looking to boost your ratings, please give me a tip; I'd like to earn some extra cash for cigarettes too.

I am but a humble scholar, and your work is utterly perplexing. The chaos of its plot and logic is unlike anything I have ever encountered in my reading.

I was misled by the "featured" rating; I don't understand it at all. The protagonist, a modern human, possesses a simulator, but after only a few simulations, the universe is destroyed. The protagonist is reincarnated as a native, and the simulator is gone too. I'm completely baffled. What's the point of writing it this way?

Let's make money together! Can someone share a group number? You guys can really hype up such a terrible book? Seriously?

That's it for the first chapter? It's going to be a hit, haha.

It's written in a mess, and I feel like I can't immerse myself in it at all. The background is chaotic, the plot is chaotic, one plot is not finished before another is immediately piled up, and it reads like a diary.

I don't understand... The first chapter is repetitive, the second chapter jumps around... I completely don't understand...

What a load of nonsense, just random bits and pieces.

What kind of rubbish is this? It's completely nonsensical and just plain disgusting.