I Went to Another World with a Script and Became Invincible

Although I feel a bit like I'm reaping what I sowed, I hope you'll focus on the story rather than my title. Even though my story is terrible, at least I tried to write it. I hope you've misplaced your attention. Thank you.

The words in parentheses after the title, when put together, form another novel... Emmmm... In short, this is a fast-paced but not abrupt, well-written but not overly polished work... To avoid spoilers, gentlemen can come and check it out. I spent an entire afternoon outside a kindergarten and finished reading the currently updated chapters ( • ̀ω ⁃᷄)✧, and I feel pretty good about it. Ah, this 140-character limit is so troublesome (hehehe hahaha hehe sigh).

I usually have pretty high standards for books. I only learned about this novel, including the one with the pineapple bun, through a classmate's recommendation. Enough rambling, let's talk about the content. I think the author's writing style is above average. Unless you're a complete perfectionist or someone who nitpicks over every little detail, you should be able to read it. So I won't comment too much on the author's writing style. Now, about the content. When the author wrote the first two volumes, it was probably because it was their first time writing a novel. Although the foreshadowing the author carefully laid out is noticeable, the romantic relationships between the characters feel a bit forced. Each volume has over 40 chapters and uses 70,000 words...

Open the table of contents and look at the words in parentheses after the titles. You'll discover a whole new world.

In case you miss this, I'll repeat it here: I didn't charge you a single penny for reading my book, so I don't owe you anything. Please don't use those foul words against my family!

Okay, as requested, a group has been created. Group number: 693680708

If you connect the contents of the parentheses after each heading, you'll find there's something fishy going on. 😁😁

As the title suggests, having read this far, I feel the author's foreshadowing is getting deeper and deeper, and I'm a little unsure if I've read everything. So, I'll share my personal opinion here. First, let me state that since I'm only discussing the novel's plot, spoilers are inevitable. Therefore, for those who haven't read this far and are afraid of spoilers, please read some of the more hidden foreshadowing. Edmund appears in Chapter 26 of Volume 3, is then killed by Rei, and reappears in Chapter 81 of Volume 4, though it doesn't seem to be a resurrection. I think this is one of the foreshadowing elements, and I'll explain why later in Chapters 30 and 33 of Volume 2, the two dragons, the black dragon and the blue dragon...

This is the last announcement: the group number is 693680708. If no one joins by then, things will just be random from now on, and I won't be notifying you again.

Read the title brackets together, and you'll instantly fly off Earth.