Extrasensory Perception

First of all, reviews must be rated, but I don't like rating others, so I can only give it a passing grade of 6, which doesn't represent my evaluation of the work. The author must first understand a concept: creating a story and telling a story are two completely different things. So, what exactly is the ability to create a story? An ordinary high school student, repeating the same routine every day. But one day, he suddenly meets a girl who asks the male protagonist for help. After a series of internal struggles and misunderstandings, the male protagonist finally decides to help her fulfill her wish. After experiencing countless hardships, meeting various different people, and resolving various crises, the male protagonist...

Having read countless light novels, I'm completely tired of traditional styles. This book, however, feels unique. I was reading it before the rewrite, although some settings were clearly added as the story progressed. But that doesn't diminish its appeal. Other books are mostly about monster-slaying and leveling up, or fanservice; even top-ranking RPGs are often just web novels. This one unfolds its story in a unique way, which might not suit mainstream tastes, but it's fresh and interesting. In my opinion, writing style isn't the most important thing; creativity is. Writing style can be improved; with dedication, a book can be infinitely enhanced. However, creativity...

Having finished the third volume, as the author stated, it seems the author aimed to create a story with depth, which is a visible improvement. Regardless of the final result, self-harm and suicide are generally considered abnormal and difficult for most people to comprehend, making it challenging for readers to empathize. However, this volume at least offered some suspense in its resolution. Initially, I thought it would lead to a "case" as the story suggested, but it ended up being an "incident," which is somewhat disappointing. Of course, this isn't a joke, and events have their merits. The only drawback is that the text seems to leave many things unexplained...

Bin-kun, you're such a troublesome little devil! You've left another huge cliffhanger with the World Auction! While World Auctions are a common trope in anime (like Togashi's), they always have a captivating charm, don't they? I can't wait to read the next volume. But it seems you're planning to revise the first two volumes this year, so it looks like the rest of the story will have to wait a while. Anyway, I was genuinely shocked when I saw the end of Volume 4 (Part 1). What happened during the Lunar New Year holiday? You were incredibly prolific… Anyway, since I had some free time today, I finished catching up on the rest…

First, let's rant! Today, like any other day, it's sunny and the sky is clear. Birds are flying freely in the sky, and a butterfly is fluttering in the blooming garden. (This sentence sounds like something a primary school student would write...) I clenched my fist and slammed it into the ground, making a loud thud. (Can it really make a loud sound...?) "Aren't you worried about Aoi Miya?" Her voice was full of emotion—anger, doubt, and questioning—like Arashi from school. Hearing these unexpected words, I lost control. (Personally, I think "losing control" here is too fast and too easy; the stimulation isn't enough! It needs more...)

Hello everyone, it's been a long time! Nice to meet you all. I'm Bin-kun, also known as Trash-kun. It's been a full seven months since my last update, and I can't possibly list everything I've done or experienced. Simply put, there have been many personal and family matters (dropping out of school, military training, a bereavement, job hunting, etc.). So much has happened in these past few months that I can't easily explain. But at least I know that novels aren't everything, and writing novels isn't entirely reality. I'm not a writer who makes a living by writing novels, and I don't have much popularity. Although I hope to debut one day, the cold reality reminds me that this is just a pipe dream. So I had to choose: either dedicate myself wholeheartedly to increasing my popularity through frequent updates, or focus on real life. Of course, I chose the latter. Now, looking back, I don't regret it; on the contrary, I want to tell myself I made the right choice. The former sounds wonderful, but after so many years of serialization, I know I can't become famous. Although I'm sorry to all the readers who have been waiting for me and the fans who have been looking forward to me, I had to make a choice. Although I have some time now to meet everyone again, I don't know if I'll be able to continue updating in the future. It's quite possible that there will be long periods of inactivity in the future. However, my dream hasn't changed: to complete my work. That will never change. No matter how many years or how long it takes, I will continue writing. I'm sorry to have kept everyone waiting; thank you for waiting until now. Finally, I want to offer my sincerest apology—I'm sorry, and I hope you'll continue to support me in the future.

"Super Senses," with its outlandish cover and description, is inexplicably categorized under the "Action" genre. This incongruity is likely the first reason many readers click "Read More." However, after reading just two or three chapters, readers will probably quickly split into two camps—either angrily clicking the "X" or launching a relentless "please update!" Campaign after eagerly finishing the entire novel. (Ahem, I'm the latter.) This interesting phenomenon stems from a closer look at the plot. This novel clearly (and the author admits it) imitates the writing style of so-called "great light novelists" like Nisio Henryu and Hitotsubou...

I haven't watched it in so long that I've forgotten what happened before.

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