The Bizarre Moon World: I Am the Only Doomsday-Class Forbidden Object

It's really good, but I can't stand the proverbs 🙂

Haven't you guys read *From Red Moon*? I felt the younger sister was more like her from the first chapter. The protagonist does have a kind of ( is a difficult word to translate directly, but it implies a sense of listlessness, apathy, and a lack of ambition) vibe, which does resemble Lu Mingfei.

I clicked on the investment option after reading the beginning, but I'm too lazy to read the remaining chapters. I hope I don't waste any time. The beginning was great, and I especially liked that the main character was a good person; he was genuinely kind.

The description is too verbose and feels a bit messy.

No matter how bizarre the writing is, people always like to portray the moon as extremely bizarre.

It's either a good book or a pile of rubbish; I can't give a proper evaluation based on that alone.

The further you go, the less you understand; it feels like several lines have been crammed in at once.

The beginning looks like Red Moon, but it's different. The male protagonist of Red Moon has a kind of "pretending to be ignorant" feel to it. He knows from the beginning that his sister is invisible to others, and his intelligence is on point in times of crisis. There are no clichéd plots. This kind of clever mortal is actually quite endearing.

I vaguely remember an old book with the same synopsis format as yours.

It's pretty good, worth watching, I don't know why there aren't many people watching it.