The Third World She and I Summoned Each Other Into

This book will resume serialization on August 1st. Ten chapters will be updated on that day to thank all the readers who have supported this work. Thank you for waiting. I will continue to write this book.

Exams are over! Let this lazy bum save up some chapters for a massive update on November 1st!

A rebellious teenager who has never achieved anything remarkable and an invincible girl who has never experienced the warmth of family should never have intersected. However, their paths cross in another world, bringing not only joy and freedom but also new challenges and problems. One yearns to showcase himself on a new stage, while the other hopes to enjoy life in a new family. The teenager, feeling helpless and decadent under the pressure of society, begins to shed his inner weakness and take up arms on this new stage. Through trials of blood and tears, the self-imposed isolation of the girl begins to unlock her emotions. In her new family, she relinquishes her scepter. Their diametrically opposed ideals clash, and feelings of inferiority and confusion lead to...

Waaaaah, dear readers, I'm so sorry, I have to take the bar exam on October 13th, and I need to focus all my energy on preparing for it. So this book will be on hiatus for another month. I'm very sorry.

I don't want to talk about the setting; after all these years, I know how many unwritten settings are left. Compared to other similar books, this one's setting is decent, I think. The author has been trying hard to create a protagonist who is extremely hardworking but still a complete novice, and I can feel that effort, but it feels like something's missing. In my opinion, this is limited by the author's writing style, which doesn't quite have the same control. The pacing of the book hasn't been very good lately. Chapters like these should be released all at once, with three chapters a day quickly pushing the plot forward, making it easier for readers to follow the emotions. Otherwise, it's hard to connect emotionally, making it a difficult read...

My new book, "Do You Like a Beautiful Girl Who Offers Herself to Me?", Will be available tomorrow! Feel free to take a look!

I passed the bar exam. Thank you everyone for your support.

Hmm, when I saw the beginning and the setting, I had a strange sense of familiarity. It felt somewhat similar to *The Familiar of Zero*, where the female protagonist summons the male protagonist as a summoned beast, leading to a series of adventures. However, the author has crafted a completely new and captivating story beyond this premise. There's the powerful, innocent, and adorable Rona, who lacks trust in the world; a girl yearning for adventure but lacking courage (please forgive me for forgetting the heroine's name QAQ); and the male protagonist, harboring dreams but lost and confused due to his personal abilities and circumstances. A strange fate brings the protagonists together, and thus begins a wondrous and exciting adventure...

I have to work overtime tomorrow, will update on Sunday.

The natural disaster happened at the worst possible time. As a reader, I was thinking: "Yay! Finally, we get to see the male lead show off! So exciting!" But instead, he ran away like a useless dog, even trying to take the second female lead away. I... I'm really upset. How to put it? Even if the male lead couldn't beat her father, he still had some kind of cheat code, successfully injuring his father and gaining his approval through smooth talk. After that, the natural disaster would have felt much better. How to put it? It's just that the male lead was too weak. I wanted to see a heroic male lead. You could say he was growing, or you could say he wasn't ready, but it was just like...