A Certain Scientific Psychopath

This novel was written during a psychotic episode. 🤔 It's a stream-of-consciousness novel.

If the protagonist and Misaka Mikoto are siblings, then how can she be the female lead?

It's the same old problem: getting caught up in his own emotions, leaving readers completely bewildered.

What did those dozen or so pages describe? Ultimately, the ability didn't improve, and what was bound to happen still happened. All those pages were just pointless descriptions; he hadn't even spoken to his sister for years. There's also the fact that the protagonist can travel through time, but there's no unique setting for him.

The "gentlemanly" vibe I get is like that of a goofy male protagonist in anime.

A bland, rambling account 😒, a self-indulgent piece.

It felt really boring, there were no exciting moments, and the writing was very disorganized, both in terms of plot progression and character dialogue—it was a complete mess.

I've read through the paid chapters in one go, and the flow is smooth, unlike the distinct chapter divisions of traditional novels. Although some events are described, the novel uses multiple perspectives and involves many characters, so they don't stand out in particular.

I'm totally confused. Nothing's changed, nothing's been touched, just following the plot.

It's really watery; the protagonist travels back in time and nothing changes. He doesn't even care about his younger sister. It's a classic direct copy of the original, with nothing altered.