These Choices Are Driving Me Crazy!

All I can say is, I can't stomach it. The protagonist in the author's writing is like a mental patient who thinks the world must revolve around him, that everything he does is right, that his beliefs are correct, that others should bear the consequences of his actions, and that anything in the world that doesn't conform to his beliefs, expectations, or wishes is wrong.

Will it break? "It looks like it'll be quick." Inside the tavern, a group of people were talking all at once, chattering away, which was quite annoying. "How did this place become like this?!" Suddenly, a drunk customer asked this question. He's probably really drunk; he's acting a bit crazy right now. "There was an indescribable atmosphere, and everyone's face was gloomy," he continued. "

After reading it, I can only think that the author must be seriously ill, otherwise he couldn't have written something so outrageous. Isn't this world too chaotic these days? First there were tomb raiders writing tomb raiding novels, now spies are writing spy novels. I'm looking forward to the sequel.

Everyone can leave now. The author is driven crazy by his own novel. 😋

A Letter to the Lonely People Struggling Resiliently in the World It's rare to find something interesting to read. Just focus on yourself, stay strong, I support you. Those who can't stand it are people who have given up on thinking; there's no need to agree with them. We only need to be true to ourselves. What you write is the world, and I admit you write very well.

In a sense, the author is very candid. He truly wants to stand naked in front of you, stripped bare, so that you can see him more clearly. Regardless of whether it's visually appealing or not, he wants you to see every single detail clearly, to see, understand, and see through it all. This is both good and bad.

Don't even mention how crazy your book title is; I'm going crazy too! What you wrote is driving me crazy...

Plot Summary: In this world that has gone mad, the protagonist, driven insane, attempts to debug the world using a system. Personal impressions: As it stands, this is a very enjoyable novel, but also one that's unlikely to become a hit (feel free to prove me wrong if it does). Some say the author's writing is childish, but I don't think so.

It's too drawn out. I listened to four chapters. It's all about either doing something or not doing it; you have to find a reason before you dare to do anything. This kind of person needs "others" to survive, which is suitable for Japanese dramas, not Chinese ones.

Wouldn't that result in immediate arrest? The description is too abstract.