Global Wasteland: As a Socially Anxious Person, I Just Want to Play Single-Player Games

Happy New Year!

I don't know if it's just me, but I've been reading on Pineapple Bun for years, and every time I read about female protagonists getting married or becoming lesbians, I feel really uncomfortable. No matter the genre, if the protagonist is even slightly weak, the stronger side becomes extremely aggressive, resorting to force in everything. This morbid controlling behavior makes me very uncomfortable. It feels like the protagonist isn't in a relationship, but rather a rag doll without dignity or personality, only knowing how to be manipulated. This book is one of the more moderate ones I've read, but it still has this tendency. The female lead takes whatever she wants from the protagonist, and the protagonist has no temper whatsoever. He acts like he's on drugs at the slightest provocation. Even when his home is taken from him, he doesn't complain; he's more like a pet...

Um... I'll be taking a break from updating for a few days due to personal reasons. I apologize to everyone who's still reading.

Honestly, this clone is really confusing... It feels like the main character has left and been replaced by two new ones... Now they've really stepped on the clone's poison.

Bro, please don't abandon this book! I've collected all your books, and then I sent them to you.

I still feel that Meng's setting of sharing access to intimate items is very thuggish. Coupled with her previous crazy and perverted behavior, as a new reader, I find this character disgusting and hard to watch. I personally feel it's a bit toxic. Imagine putting yourself in the protagonist's shoes, slowly building up your own home, only to have a robber barge in, change the property deed to her name, and then grovel to you, while the protagonist willingly becomes the punching bag. Who could stand that? This is just my personal opinion, please don't be offended if you disagree.

The storyline with the clones was good before, but seeing the clones always felt ominous, and the author really messed up. I suggest they find an opportunity to merge them, otherwise it will only get worse. It's not that you can't write about clones, the key is to ensure that the clones are interactive and have a sense of unity. Only then does the clone have any meaning. Right now, you're all writing your own stories. So, who should I focus on in the future: Bai or Zhou? If I acknowledge Zhou as the master, then it's as if Bai and Sang, who are still together now, have become complete strangers.

This clone is really a pain!

I started reading the book after that clone appeared. I'll come back to check in a while, and sure enough, it's G! (≖_≖ ) The author really had to make that terrible mistake of adding a clone element. Hopefully, they'll learn from that in their next book.

The supernatural abilities seem so weak compared to the technological capabilities that it's practically imperceptible.