I Don't Want to Live, Even Though I'm Invincible

Visiting the author's grave

It's not good. There's too much unnecessary dialogue during battles, like something out of a chuunibyou (middle school syndrome) story. It ends abruptly and then stops there. It was okay once or twice, but I don't know how many times it was used. The plot is too monotonous, with no unexpected twists or amazing moves.

I've read the current chapters in one go and felt compelled to write a review. First, I want to praise the author; the writing has a certain quality, with foreshadowing and depth. It's somewhat simplistic, yet captivating, and I genuinely wonder why I didn't notice these things before! Of course, we haven't reached the climax yet (you can tell from the title—the male lead hasn't been confessed to...), And I'm really looking forward to the author's explanation. Secondly, I feel the downside is the update format; the story can become a bit monotonous. There are many types of stories, and I think this one is best enjoyed with a longer reading experience to appreciate its strengths. The daily update schedule feels somewhat repetitive...

The plot is mediocre, the writing style needs improvement, and I wonder if the author read it repeatedly after finishing it. Many parts are not smooth or coherent, and many settings do not stand up to scrutiny. Also, the naming could be better.

The ending was pretty good, quite nice.

It was alright. Actually, I was quite happy after finishing it. Although the ending was quick, a conclusion is always better than a work that drags on indefinitely. But what angered me most was the author's statement at the end that... So it had a terrible ending... I watched until the very end, I already paid for it, and this is ridiculous! I should have just stopped reading...

I'm feeling a bit down now that it's finished.

I'm almost better now, so I can continue to keep my promise of updating two chapters a day! QAQ

Various ways to kill girls and torture people

This is really well written!