The Killer Next Door

The use of language is masterful; the writing is incredibly evocative.

The main story ends with the last chapter; one more bonus chapter will follow tomorrow, and then it will be complete.

I feel like my IQ has been offline lately, and I posted a duplicate chapter _(:з"∠)_ I've already revised it and submitted it for review, but I don't know when it will be approved. I'm really sorry (ಥ_ಥ)

I don't know if anyone is following the novel, but whether there will be an update tomorrow depends on luck _(:з"∠)_

When writing novels, it's inevitable that you'll sometimes shift to the male or female protagonist's perspective and have some "dangerous thoughts." Because I always carry a backpack to and from get out of class, it's inconvenient to take out my keys when I get back to my dorm, so I bought a keychain that can pull out the keys and automatically springs back when I let go.

Upon reading this, I noticed a small problem: the author likes to use transition words like "but" and "surprisingly." It would actually be better to remove them. They sound so startling, even though it's not something unexpected. Should we use them less often?

The eunuch author has come to report.

I overslept today, so I'm updating late TAT

Keep it up and finish reading!

This is a bit unusual, haha, I need to think twice before I act.