The Whole Internet Is Making Me a God, So Won't You Lose It When I Really Debut?

This book is really good, especially the part depicting Lu Bu's battle with Sun Wukong over Diao Chan. They fought for hundreds of rounds, but Xue Baochai was indeed too strong. If it weren't for Darius's outer-circle cheat + Noxus Guillotine, that M4 six-times-powered spray would have been fatal.

Where did this sasaeng fan come from? Spying on my life again! Where's my personal piggy?

Some people have always thought King's story was fake, and even treated this novel, which records the truth, as just a joke. But have you ever considered what if King really is as described in the novel? Does that mean my more than ten years of youth were just a joke in your mouths? If you really think that way, then I can only say that capital wins.

He's clearly a national heartthrob, his core fanbase isn't even comprised of typical fangirls, and at 24, he insists on debuting as an idol trainee. They're targeting young people; the audience watches the growth and development process. He's already on the path of nurturing a generation of idols, yet he insists on squeezing into a track that doesn't belong to him.

185 Cm tall and 60 kg, that's a monkey!

Capital, you've won, yet another crackdown.

How do you pronounce the phrase "I'm a god on the whole internet"? What does it mean?

What kind of insight does this author have? A migrant worker covered in dust appeared at the music store. It only makes people scared. It's really laughable.

It's baffling. People who come to this book are just looking for fun and entertainment, but the male lead is acting like a melancholic anime protagonist.

When he asked for leave for the second time, I left a message telling him to take as much leave as he wanted, and that I wouldn't be booking any more. To avoid further losses, He even deleted his comment. I remembered it today and came back to check, and guess what? Just forget about it. 😆