I’m Not Sick! Neither Are My Other Personalities!

Chapter 28: Nest-like Giant Infection The first one should be more in line with the description in the book, but I only remembered after I finished drawing it that the book described it as having a metallic texture QAQ And, Digital Forest Mall The book doesn't seem to go into detail, but I think that's the gist of it. Author, please take a look!

The main character is single until the end. No harem, no female lead—so goodbye for the next book. Wishing the author great success with this book! (Just between us, is the author planning to cut off his own harem arms and carve out a new continent with his feet? How ambitious!)

Having read the latest chapter, I'm making a prediction post... It is now almost certain that Zhou Zhen suffers from dissociative identity disorder, and the people in that class are likely his personalities. Speculation 1: In Chapter 10, Zhou Zhen was sleeping in bed when he woke up in the middle of the night and found himself lying on the sofa in the living room.

By now, it's safe to assume that Zhou Zhen has a very high IQ and exceptional mathematical talent. Modern science shows that the genes that determine intelligence are located on the X chromosome, and males only have one X chromosome, which they inherit from their mothers. Therefore, it can be inferred that Zhou Zhen's mother's background is extraordinary.

A dream, a math classroom, a math teacher who symbolizes a guide, a group of students each with their own strengths in the field of mathematics, and "I" who possesses all of this and stands amidst the ashes. Each mathematical problem symbolizes turning ashes into power, and each solution method symbolizes guiding different numerical rules into miracles.

I feel a big reason this book isn't popular is because the ending of the previous book ruined the author's reputation, and this book is doing the same. The author doesn't seem to understand whether they want to make money or write their own story. Logically, since the previous book was a hit, this one should have been prepared for it to be less successful after changing its approach.

Brothers, the exposure and subsequent recommendations for new books are now mainly linked to the number of people paying to read them. Without exposure and recommendations, a book won't perform well, and the author will lack motivation. Many authors abandon their projects because of a lack of follow-up recommendations. Editors will even advise you to quit and start over.

I think using a single female lead is a waste of the photo library's resources, and the author is to blame.

While it's part of the premise, the frequent "protective mechanisms" causing amnesia, and the protagonist's intelligence being divided among his split personalities, make his behavior seem overly contrived to readers with an omniscient perspective. The Riddler's excessiveness is somewhat unsatisfying to watch. Hopefully, this aspect of the premise will be addressed soon.

This book is similar in content and writing style to "Gou Dao," but it has so few chapter reviews, which is a huge difference from "Gou Dao." Reading without reviews is unpleasant. I suspect one reason is the subject matter, and the other is that it doesn't feature explicit content and only has a female lead. The subject matter is unlikely to change, but the author could consider the other possibility.