I’ll Strike in the Form of a Yandere Girl

There is a single high-scoring work with more than 3 million words, and the ability to write long novels is online. You can pursue it with confidence, and you will never enter the palace

Idiot Sheep's new book is slow to download due to the starting point (sad)

It mainly focuses on exciting battles, strong plot, and strong character direction. Please feel free to read it ٩( 'ω' )و

That's almost it. Where is the yandere protagonist?

It feels a bit pity. When I first read it, I thought it was a black-robed picket in the background of 2077. As a result, I felt very uncomfortable when the protagonist was accepted as a disciple by the God of Death, Lao Jin. Taking part in the test to obtain skills became purely a cultivation novel covered with science fiction. I really couldn't stand it... The protagonist moved from the rebel class to the side of the ruling class. The original hatred was limited to a few specific people. But if you don't read the entire ruling class, is it still called cyberpunk? This is the first time I've seen this kind of character arc go backwards. Some people may say that I am nitpicking. What if the protagonist does not choose to compromise in the face of absolute strength? But I want to say that it is because in reality we have to constantly compromise with life that we want to see something different in novels. Otherwise, why would I read novels?

I feel like the title of the book has nothing to do with the content.

You are a little cake

The second volume has too many twists and turns, and it is not a very interesting plot design. There are more than a hundred chapters in total. After reading the first forty chapters, I jumped directly to the trainee Shinigami and continued reading the rest without any dyslexia The third volume of the prison, I won't talk about it at the beginning. The description of the prison atmosphere, the plot, and the logic of the behavior are, to be honest, very strange. Whether it's the scene of going to prison to save Tian'en or the description of all the people involved in the prison, it's all very strange and has the feeling of a child's whimsical thoughts. Finally, when I saw Momoka forming a band for a concert, I still couldn't hold back. Each volume feels like there is a lot of redundant text, various additional character stories; explanations of settings; and dialogues between characters. A lot of it is very idealistic writing, including the explanation of the villain who was defeated in the first round of the second volume. To sum it up, it's water after water. As well as the complexity of settings and timing of appearance. I feel that the first three volumes will be long books with various foreshadowings, including various gods and tower masters. But what is the setting of the Dead Zone? At first, I thought it was about a copy of the Dead Zone and the trainee Shinigami, similar to a strange rule-based novel. But it turned out not to be the case. In the second volume, I went to explore the mines. The Dead Zone and cyberspace are actually not the focus. This book is a hodgepodge of various settings, resulting in unclear focus. It only touches the skin without touching the core. This is true whether it is a real city in the setting; a dead zone setting; or a small society prison

Suddenly I found my name changed

You only update a few words a day. You dare to write a big plot. The part in the mine made me numb. I felt exhausted even if I didn't follow it. How can people who follow it keep up?