A Leisurely Life That Began with Scavenging

Honestly, most people are drawn to this book because it incorporates elements from anime and games, but it's purely self-indulgent. At least half the text describes interactions with the female streamer during gameplay? Are you that desperate?

This book... Feels mediocre. The premise is good, but it doesn't seem to develop the interesting parts. Instead, it just keeps writing about uninteresting parts (like playing online games with a streamer).

This isn't about Sun Wukong freezing the seven fairies in place and then eating peaches; this is about freezing them, taking a picture of the peaches, and posting it on social media. WTF!

Author, can this book be written properly? You can, right? Right?

Long time no see, I miss you so much? What a load of rubbish, I've forgotten who you are!

The author's book is similar to the fantasy world that often appeared in our minds when we were bored and daydreaming during our teenage years. The book's main theme is "lighthearted and joyful," and it's entirely based on imagination to create a wonderful book.

How stupid! The protagonist has so many secrets, yet he lets just anyone into his residence. For example, his family asks him to stay for a few months during summer vacation, and then a female college student from a cat cafe comes over. Are they afraid the protagonist will be too lonely showing off, and want people to uncover the secrets of his bedroom to show off? That's so stupid!

The opening and premise were interesting, but the story lacked depth. Let me just mention a few questions. As a super artificial intelligence, the refrigerator can solve the protagonist's financial problems simply by putting it into the network. As for the AI ​​crisis, it can be solved by simply adding a setting. There are also three other big shots whose abilities are set too outrageously.

The protagonist of this book has no ambition, is very naive, and plays whenever he wants. He is very carefree and entertains himself like a child. Without deep-seated hatred or the pursuit of reaching the summit, amidst the myriad aspects of human life, there's only time to care about one's own little plot of land.

Even if the protagonist and other characters are portrayed as having very low intelligence, it doesn't detract from the book's quality. However, I don't understand why the protagonist's character is intentionally designed this way. His low intelligence is so pronounced that the entire plot revolves around it.