The Villain I Am Will One Day Crown Her with the Crown of Loyalty

It's not that I don't have time to write now, it's that I don't know how to write anymore. After working for a while, I felt like I had become incredibly wise. The ending of "United City" should have had a few more chapters, but it was a disappointment... I can't even stand reading it myself. I changed the beginning of the next volume more than ten times and wasted more than 50,000 words. The original feeling of writing this book was not painful.

I'll definitely be able to finish writing the United City arc tomorrow or the day after, focusing on the mundane aspects of daily life.

When I wrote the book review, the author replied that it would be completed before May. I was originally planning to come back and start reading it, but when I saw the number of chapters, I was like, "Wow!" Of course, my career comes first. I'll come back to write whenever I have spare time, and I'll continue reading.

Will he come back?

Honestly, this cyberpunk book is the best I've read on Pineapple Bun. The manipulation of interests among capitalists is vividly portrayed, far better than some that are all show and no substance. This is the cyberpunk I've been looking for. "Under the influence of interests, there are no absolute enemies"—that's my basic understanding of the capitalist workings in the cyberpunk world. The author handles these points well, knowing when to be soft and when to be hard, and of course, having more friends is always better. The romance is also handled well; at least for someone like me who doesn't read harem stories, it was quite enjoyable. The romance unfolds without dragging, and the transitions between relationships are quite natural and reasonable—it's truly...

I usually only write long reviews for books I find disgusting, because I believe good books don't need long reviews to recommend them; people will read them on their own. But with this book's data, I really can't help but describe it. The writing is good, the plot is logical, and the characters are well-developed. Most importantly, this author has the best attitude I've ever seen, without a doubt. Other authors with good attitudes will only try to explain things, but this author truly treats their readers like human beings! I've seen some authors whose opening chapter says: "I know I have many problems, but I just won't change them. If you can't stand it, it's because you're frivolous. If you curse me, it's because you're..."

This book hasn't been updated in a long time.

The first ten or twenty chapters didn't really grab my attention, but my interest in this rare light science fiction genre kept me reading. Now, I'm finding it a bit too much to read! /Doge The book is generally science fiction-based, incorporating many elements such as capitalist struggles, mechanical weapons, biotechnology, and supernatural powers. I expect there will even be interstellar warfare in the future. The setting is rich and interesting! /Thumbs up. In terms of plot, characters like Ling Ao and the Godfather, who only appeared briefly in the first volume, are featured again in the second, so I don't feel too unfamiliar with them. There are many female characters, but they aren't overused; so far, they are all well-defined and quite good...

Even more!

Hey author, keep updating! Come squeeze every last drop of my reading credits!