The World Boss Who’s Always Being Hunted by Girls

First, the male protagonist is invincible, which is satisfying to watch. There are many female protagonists, which is also satisfying (Shirahoshi is almost a yandere!!!). Second, the plot, as it stands, has quite a few loose ends, but it will definitely be even more enjoyable if it's completed. The main content is somewhat similar to Sword Art Online (the name? Lol), but it has innovations, which is quite good. Also, the existence of the overpowered male protagonist, the plot involving one of the female protagonists dying, plus the game element, honestly, it's a bit like a certain SF novel. (Please don't criticize, it really is a bit similar, or maybe the plot is only roughly similar). But each has its own merits. The whole story leans towards a silly, comedic style, satisfying while maintaining a sense of humor, preventing you from being constantly focused on the thrill...

First of all, I'm just a newbie who hasn't read much, so the following is purely speculation (with a 99% chance of being wrong). Firstly, many people in the forums say the setting of the first test is similar to SAO. But based on my speculation, it's completely different from SAO. Because in SAO, players were imprisoned. But in my guess, the 10,000+ players in this book's first test weren't living people at all. Or rather, they were dying people. If I'm not mistaken, the official team probably selected over 10,000 people with special conditions (like brain damage) from hospitals worldwide to be the players of this game. And only those standing...

I read this book in middle school, and now I'm in college. I suddenly remembered it and finally found my old Pineapple Bun account to check if it was finished (I really liked this book back in middle school). Then I discovered it was abandoned. My feelings are very complicated.

I don't even know when the last update was. I finally came back to check, and... All I see are grave-sweepers... Why are all the books I like like this? I'm basically not interested in new books anymore, so I can only rely on these old ones. Why have they all stopped updating?

Judging from the current plot development, it feels like we're already in the middle of the story. The characters feel somewhat lacking. For example, the two female teammates of Richeng during the first test. I've been offline for quite a while now. *▽*, Secondly, there's the four-eyed guy, a heartless tool. Since my trip to Japan, in addition to providing information and assistance, It's practically useless now... The plot mainly revolves around the lives of Richeng and his plush ball. Currently, there are two parallel storylines: the Keira storyline and the Shirahoshi sisters' family storyline. It seems that during this process, the second Shirahoshi sister's inherent powers will awaken...

I didn't notice any flaws... I think the only shortcoming might be that Shirahoshi's "yandere" side wasn't fully developed (maybe there weren't enough dramatic encounters). Also, the two girls from the first test seemed a bit marginalized (maybe the plot hadn't reached that point yet? Anyway, I didn't have much of an impression or feeling about those two girls). Pros: The driving is incredibly fast (the hearse that runs throughout the entire story, the kind that goes straight to the sky)!!! The tire tracks are etched on my face and won't fade. The character development is excellent! Let me list some of the characters that impressed me the most. First is Shirahoshi (Ichino): a masochist + mature woman? (More like a steam girl + a juice girl...)

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It's been a long time since my last update.

Ahem, last time we mentioned a test similar to Sword Art Online from the SAO era. However, there's a difference. As mentioned before, the test participants were actually terminally ill individuals with brain damage. The protagonist's specific situation is unknown, so we won't consider it for now. But due to the unique nature of the Tower of Babel, only seven people could go out. Richeng voluntarily stayed behind, letting the four-eyed guy and the others go. Regarding the mystery of the protagonist's background, it has to be said that we've dug a huge hole. First, top-tier inherent powers like those of celestial bodies only appear in large families, and so far there's been no description of the protagonist's parents. But here's the question: if everyone...

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