Transmigrating into NieR: Automata

The dream ending is the biggest flaw in this book.

This is just my personal opinion. Could the author write a more mature and capable male protagonist? For example, the protagonist undergoes a series of events that change his mindset. For instance, he might feel useless after seeing others die, and then, after arriving on the moon, he voluntarily gives up his human identity to become a member of the combat force. It could be like the Punishing: Gray Raven storyline where he uploads his consciousness to a database and inhabits the body of an android.

Dear author, you haven't updated for a whole day. Even the donkeys in the production team wouldn't dare to rest like this.

From the hedgehog to the starting point, and finally here, we chased it across four platforms in between.

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Please keep writing. I hope you can give A2 2B 9S Adam and Eve, as well as many mechanical life forms and androids, a happy ending. Thank you so much!

Forgive my bluntness, but Neil is truly amazing. And then, I want to become 2B's eternal follower. Don't ask why, the scenery is simply beautiful.

The story is finished!

Firstly, while reading about this protagonist, I felt like I was seeing my stubborn self from high school. He was headstrong and often, with good intentions, indirectly caused the deaths of many androids. Although they weren't real people, the interactions between them and the protagonist in the first few chapters gave me a sense of identification. However, the sudden attacks were quite powerful. While it didn't leave me depressed like in *Kill la Kill!*, It was still undeniably upsetting. Secondly, the protagonist gives off a feeling of wanting to beat him up and teach him a lesson. But I think the protagonist is understandable, given that his character is clearly a shut-in, and his ability to survive in a post-apocalyptic world...

Dear author, you've been resting for an hour and 31 minutes! Even the donkeys in the production team wouldn't dare rest like that.