The Evil Scientist’s Evil Plan for Today

"Waaaaah, you have to pay me back! It's the keepsake my dead brother left me! It was my brother who'd been with me for so many years, you know? Waaaaah..." Yining looked heartbroken at the cup that Lu Zheng had "accidentally" broken. Lu Zheng, on the other hand, was speechless as he watched Yining's antics. She'd made him rush to her lab before six in the morning, and he'd thought something bad had happened. Turns out, she wanted him to be a guinea pig to test an unknown potion. But when he refused, the cup Yining's forcefully shoved into his hand that morning suddenly shattered. By the time he realized what was happening, Dr. Yining was already like this...

This work borrows style from Phineas and Ferb, but has its own unique characteristics, and so far there haven't been any idiotic plot points. The male lead is a laid-back, straight-laced, and somewhat immature teenager, with a touch of Perry the Platypus; the female lead is a straightforward, decisive, pink-haired bad woman, somewhat reminiscent of Dr. Dove Schuster. Both leads have very positive values. Overall, it's an excellent work and worth reading, but it's unclear how much the author will write. Hopefully, they'll write more, and at least avoid a bad ending.

This kind of title might seem childish to the average person, but for us otaku, it's absolutely hilarious! I definitely won't abandon this book. It's perfect for a leisurely read, and like the review next door: the pink-haired girl is always a dark character underneath, the male lead is a hot-blooded, chuunibyou (delusional) idiot, and the supporting characters aren't clear yet (I don't understand them, so please ignore the comments if you do). But isn't the world-building a bit unclear? Does everyone understand the world-building? (This is my first time writing a book review, so it might be a little... Well, you guys shouldn't bully me (^.*) Pfft)

Great news! Today, a group member successfully summoned a wisp of the author's soul in the group chat. These two sentences, one of the few such attempts in the past four months, confirmed that the author was not dead, but simply had been a bit busy this month. Afterwards, the wisp of the soul dissipated and returned to peace.

Among all kinds of romance novels, the biggest positive impression this book gave me was its equality. The male and female leads have complementary abilities; the male lead is primarily combat-related, while the female lead provides functional support (although both are quite capable in other areas as well). There's no clear situation where one side is superior to the other. Furthermore, their relationship develops through everyday life, rather than through dangerous situations involving hero-saves-the-damsel-in-distress scenarios. In my opinion, the sweetness of their romance arises from these ordinary, everyday moments. Although the protagonists constantly tease the male lead, their relationship is truly equal, not one-sidedly dependent on the other. I recently reread it...

I was inspired to write this after seeing some comments from fellow readers about the 1.34-Meter height of lolis in this book. While I can see you all really like the 1.34-Meter height, I feel I should remind you, even if it's just a joke, that the ideal 1.34-Meter-tall human being is unseen, intangible, and unimaginable in reality. While the world of anime and manga transcends the constraints of reality, even minor logical inconsistencies are difficult to discern. In other words, 1.34 Meters is simply too far removed from your real-life existence, and it's irreversible, especially considering the ridiculous associations it might lead to, such as: when the male and female protagonists embrace...

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⚡Come back⚡@94%😭😭😭😭😭⚡My⚡most⚡Proud⚡Faith⚡😭😭😭😭⚡The⚡Scenes⚡Vivid⚡Thoughts⚡😭😭😭⚡Tears⚡Inexplicably⚡Flow⚡😭😭⚡Faintly⚡Remember⚡ The scientist is amazing! And the amazing bare-screen mask is fantastic! Readers are completely satisfied! Even if I stay up all night, I'm not tired!

Firstly, writing a long and interesting story with a hero-villain background, featuring superpowers and other fantastical elements, is quite difficult. If the theme were monster-fighting and leveling up, with the protagonist gradually transforming into a villain, it would be much easier. However, the overall tone of our novel is lighthearted, humorous, and enjoyable. If we follow that approach, it will quickly lose its flavor. But simply spouting sweet moments and relying on tropes won't make the story long; tropes will run out, and the sweetness will become cloying. Too many tropes will make the sweetness stale and the tropes overly sweet. If we want to write a longer story, I think the main plot and romance are very important. Without them, the development of the romance between the male and female leads will feel abrupt. Adding them will inevitably deviate from the slice-of-life story format. I think...

By the way, if I join this group now, does that mean I joined the National Revolutionary Army in 1949?