There's No Way a Gaming Otaku Like Me Could Have Girls Who Like Me

This is my first time writing a book review, so please forgive me if it's not well-written. (Although in a sense, it's my second time.) Okay, let me calm down. Because I'm also a fellow novice author, and because of the familiar tangent (well, I'm an Imperial soldier), a 140-character review isn't enough for me, so I'll try something I've never done before: a book review. Anyway, back to the point. From the perspective of a true novice author who's constantly rewriting the book and whose world-building isn't even complete yet, this novel can be considered a model of its kind. At least in terms of the logical thinking behind the plot holes and the naturalness of the storyline, I'm far behind. The character descriptions...

I just noticed something: the second-ranked fan is actually Xianyu Benyu (I'm giving him a thumbs up).

I hope no one notices that I'm updating secretly. (By the way, why are there so many people reading but not many urging for more updates in the comments? Have people gotten used to it?)

Digging graves

I'm coming back to dig up your pigeons' graves.

Keep it up!

Will I ever see the author of this book again in my lifetime?

It was definitely a scam, thankfully I quit in time.

I recommend the book "The Strongest Legend's Retirement Manual," a story about how 28-year-old Allen raises a child. If you like action and invincible protagonists, check it out! (It's also a long-form essay contest by a friend.)

Cheng, Ming, 3427, the power from the predecessor, wanting to become a human, the origin of the spark machine, consumables, and the final transaction, the lines are finally connected, and, above, salted fish, you have finally come back from the dead.