How Can a Part-Time Job Be This Exciting?

First, let's give Z a book review. First off, let me digress a bit; you can ignore this. I haven't read any of Z's novels before, so I can't really point out the differences between this one and his previous works. However, when Z announced the release of a new novel in his reader group and sent out a sample, I was fortunate enough to be one of the first readers. At that time, Z's school setting was arguably outdated, and after I pointed it out, it was significantly revised. He's a very good writer, always thinking of his readers. So, let's get to the main point. This new work is the first novel by Z that I've read. Judging from the writing style, it's undeniably excellent...

From the very beginning of the new book, I sensed that Zhou Qiao was destined for greatness, bearing a heavy responsibility. And now, sure enough, as the protagonist Lu Haiyang's friend and lover, he holds an extremely important place in Lu Haiyang's heart. In most anime, such characters generally follow a few paths. One is the love-hate relationship, typical examples being Naruto Uzumaki and Sasuke from Brokeback Mountain, the chicken and wolf in Seeds of the Storm, and the mule and duck in F0079. Another is the mutual companionship, an example being the two protagonists in Blast of Tempest… And then there's the great supporting character, led by Zhou Qiao, who lives on in the protagonist's memories, using her death to inspire him…

Z-Uncle, a veteran author in the SF genre, maintains his consistent high quality, guaranteeing top-notch writing. First of all, congratulations to Z-Uncle on winning the bronze prize in the long-form writing competition. Lu Haiyang is an orphan who, after being seriously injured in the army, returns to high school life. However, while attending school, he has to work part-time to barely make ends meet. His true identity, however, is that of a demon hunter. In this city teeming with monsters, human travel is not safe. Lu Haiyang's encounter with two other demon hunters unfolds a dual narrative of daily school life and demon-hunting battles, revealing a grand conspiracy hidden beneath seemingly simple circumstances. The author's writing style is exceptionally mature and experienced, a rarity in SF literature...

So who exactly is Ouyang Tao?

Cluck cluck

My comment is that the male lead is a bit silly. His good life is ruined by others, and he's looked down upon. How can he still cooperate with the person who despised him? Is he just stupid or a saint?

Resurrected corpse

Tomb sweeping

It's impossible for me to work; I'll never work in my life.

Uncle Z, tungsten penetration testing does not produce self-sharpening; self-sharpening only occurs in depleted uranium rounds.