Nineteen, and Worried the Weirdos Aren’t S-Rank Enough

Please note before reading that the author is a seasoned eunuch.

It's well-written, but the typos are really annoying. Also, are there some differences in level between the protagonist's different enemies? On one side is a world-class kbzz, and on the other is a vampire marquis who directly took action—pretty skilled, right? On the other side, there's only a shady conglomerate?

I want to write an invincible, satisfying story, but I'm afraid of becoming invincible too quickly. I want to do some crazy tricks, but I'm afraid of the characters growing too fast. I also can't keep up with the updates. I predict this book will have to be shut down.

I've read three books by this account: The Outsider, The Detective, and The Ancient God. The Eastern Depot doesn't need you!

Holy crap, I've been searching through my bookshelf for ages, and when I finally found out from the "gatekeeper," the author's back online!

Why does it feel a bit different after the paid chapters? It's become like a traditional light novel.

This author is good. In the very first scene, the protagonist is playing with someone else's boogers stuck to a chair, which instantly portrays the protagonist's character. If you can accept that, keep reading. I, for one, cannot.

The "s" in the title initially made me think it was an S-level s, but it turns out it's a sadistic S.

New readers who click in see the comments section filled with complaints about the book being abandoned; how could this book possibly be abandoned?

This book has so many sexual fantasies about women... I'd estimate over 22%. I've read about 10 chapters.