The Plan to Stop Being a Shut-In

I finished watching it last year, and now you're giving it to me for free??

My review of "The Escape from Otaku Project": First of all, I have to say I was shocked after reading the first chapter. What's with this Doraemon vibe? As I read on, even the author himself was complaining about the Doraemon reference. However, judging from the writing style, it's easy to see that this is a lighthearted work, so let's ignore that for now. Personally, I don't think adding emoticons to one's own novel is a smart decision. The author's writing is only average; even using the first-person perspective, the characterization of the protagonist is still unsatisfactory. However, for a work that uses various girls as its selling point, it's understandable...

This is a masterpiece! I remember reading "Dangerous Girl" as the first book I read on Pineapple Bun. It was in the list of interesting new books recently. Later, when I was browsing through the authors of the VIP book, I discovered this one. Although I bought it halfway through, my phone was confiscated halfway through, and I almost forgot about it. I just finished reading it, but unfortunately, I've used up all my monthly passes.

To be honest, in the first few tens of thousands of words, I felt the only thing that could attract readers was the interactions and banter between the protagonist and various girls, along with the occasional fan service scenes ￢o(￣-￣ﾒ)! Personally, I feel the essence comes after chapter eight. The first few chapters depict the daily life of a reclusive otaku building a harem. From the second half of chapter seven onwards, the plot suddenly became clear; at first, I felt a bit dizzy reading it (=_=). I first saw this novel on my homepage around September or October of 2015 and have been following it ever since, just to reach 140 words before going to sleep (-_-) zzz

(No spoilers, enjoy!) I spent a week, staying up all night, finishing this novel! It's so good! Super, super good! A million words is too few! And then… the plot is very interesting, the daily life and main storyline are both very well written and interwoven! The part about time is also very well written… but I can't quite put my finger on why… isn't that just pointless flattery?! Anyway… what I really want to talk about is the six endings. And then, the sister's ending is atrocious! So throwing away the crystal and letting them fight it over is the most irresponsible thing to do… and Xiao Qiu's ending…

I'm only now getting around to posting this review (actually, I've wanted to post about the time paradox for a while now). Overall, I really like this book, but some of the logical problems are just unbearable. I wanted to point this out in the first volume, but I always felt the author would explain it later. Well... The fifth volume finally explains it. Using parallel universes to cover up the time paradox is a really good idea, and the concept of time is explained very clearly from the beginning to the middle of the fifth volume. However, the later time jumps are a flaw. While this makes the story more engaging, it also introduces many paradoxes, such as who would have passed on Rip's story without the Salvation League...

So, I finally made it here, and read about 30,000 to 40,000 words. It's basically a very lighthearted, otaku-style work… To be honest, I'm a little unsure how to comment on it; I feel like once I enter comment mode, I unconsciously end up with a whole bunch of complaints and rants. It has some good points, but other reviews have already mentioned them, so I'm too lazy to go into them… So, I'll just talk about the shortcomings from now on, and of course, these are just my personal opinions. When reading a book, if you haven't truly entered the author's world, the most memorable parts are probably the opening paragraphs—"So, I left a letter, indicating that I ran away from home!" "Hmph ╭(╯^╰...

Can someone tell me what the ending is?

I think this piece is a bit off-topic, but the overall plot is quite good. Reading it gave me a relaxing feeling, though it's a little different from the feeling the title gave me. But please keep up the good work! I look forward to your future works. I hope the content can move towards a slice-of-life style, because we need some side stories now. So please keep the focus clear; for example, side stories should be side stories, and the main story should be the main story. This way, everyone will understand. This suggestion is purely my personal opinion, but I hope you can do well. I look forward to your completion.

The best one I think