A Corporate Drone Reincarnates in Another World as an Apostle Girl

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Having just finished the first volume, the protagonist's impression is that whatever fate befalls him is entirely his own fault. He spouts grand theories, makes resolutions daily, uses his identity for personal gain, completely disregards responsibility and the future, absolutely forbids studying, prioritizes enjoyment over effort, solves problems through bloodline and talent, fights by improvisation, and achieves his goals through wishing.

Dear author, is this story primarily about a dominant or submissive character? Is it one-on-one or one-on-many?

This novel is the one I've enjoyed the most on Pineapple Bun (a Chinese online bookstore chain). I've read too many artificially sweetened novels on Pineapple Bun, and it's been a long time since I've seen a novel with such a slow pace and meticulous plot. You could say this novel is far better than those written simply to attract readers. I also feel sorry for this book; it's such a good book that it's not popular! Lately, I haven't been able to find any good novels to read; this is the only one I'm currently following. Unfortunately, I finished reading all the updates that had been saved up for a month. The slow update speed is probably the only drawback of this book.

Is the author really that persistent?

I've only read 50 chapters so far. The writing is excellent and not at all idiotic. Please keep writing!

I see now, it's legal to have one fire break during the holiday, right?

How many people are still waiting for the update?

I think I understand now. He doesn't usually update, but he updates a lot after public holidays, right?

The protagonist's combat power is too stable; shouldn't the author give him a power-up? [Sfem:3:305]