I Reincarnated as an Apostle, and I Seem to Be Invincible

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Happy New Year everyone!

Perhaps she was reincarnated into another world as a fighting girl.

The author went to work at a factory.

This person wrote half of the story, even signed a contract and paid for it, then abandoned it and ran away. Now they're doing the same thing again? They got paid a second time, and now they've abandoned it again?

Seriously, don't read this author's work. They signed a paid contract, abandoned it once, and now they're doing it again. The content of the newly started book is almost unchanged, so after paying, they abandoned it again. I really don't know what to say. I read both books completely, expecting something, but nothing happened. The author just disappeared. Some content was changed, but both books were essentially paid for. In the first book, the world-building fell apart and the author disappeared. In the second book, the author disappeared while writing. All my expectations are gone...

To be honest, the protagonist's role as the submissive one is a bit far-fetched. Putting everything else aside, just considering the psychological aspect, after discovering the protagonist's extraordinary talent, a normal girl's thought should be to bear him a child and keep him firmly by her side. After all, every girl in the book, after spending time with the protagonist, discovers his desire to become a submissive. However, because of their naivety, they are easily manipulated. It seems the female protagonists' thought processes are rather peculiar.

We need to find a way to get this lousy author to update more.

The book, depicting the pathetic life of the seemingly naive and innocent Mo You, is quite enjoyable. A while ago, I was really annoyed by some terrible novels on certain online literature platforms, but now reading SF's work feels much more refreshing and insightful. To ensure a coherent plot, I read the book in one go, and the author's writing is undeniably beautiful. It's an invincible protagonist story, but it's not just about showing off and face-slapping; it seamlessly blends invincibility and yuri elements in everyday life. While it features invincibility, it doesn't feel forced or contrived, and the writing flows smoothly. Even knowing that yuri recommendations were being scrapped due to policy changes, the author didn't abandon the project and showed a willingness to persevere...

Dongliu's writing is truly masterful in its details, especially in its depiction of emotions. Although all the protagonists in all his books are equally charming and sleazy—whether it's the sleazy fox, the sleazy Mo You, or the sleazy Eileen—they're all incredibly enjoyable to read. Reading several of his books has been a constant dance of my own sensuality! Perhaps this is the resonance of those who have never been in love, sharing the protagonist's lustful desires but lacking the courage to act? (Sad) Every book is a pleasure to read, whether it's the slice-of-life scenes or other aspects. I don't play DNF (Dungeon Fighter Online), but the combat descriptions still get me fired up. The plot is also very well-arranged; none of the storylines feel abrupt. The foreshadowing in all the books is perfectly placed...