Warhammer 40k: Lust of Light.

Chapter 27 Originally there was another chapter today

The author was put through the paces before, but now he has become resistant to book reviews.

But I had some nightmares this afternoon after sleeping, and when I woke up I was still a little annoyed to read the book review about Why Not Eat Minced Meat.

I will delete any book review that makes me feel uncomfortable. It has not been banned yet.

When the last book was moved to the point where the pen name was cancelled, I said that there should be limits on speaking, but later there were no restrictions.

In the past few days, I have seen "The way the protagonist died violently on the Internet was really novel and interesting."

"Or maybe the protagonist has time to read online violent comments, so the protagonist must be a petty bourgeoisie."

and comments such as "If someone like you adopted a kitten, they wouldn't say anything about you."

These are the three most impressive ones.

First, you may think that it is interesting that the protagonist is violently killed by the Internet. It would be great to travel through time and become a god.

But in the book, what is certain is that the protagonist is really dead. His mental condition gradually weakened during the illness, so his condition worsened and he died of illness. This is not interesting, not interesting at all.

Second, being raped online and then seeing yourself being raped online is a petty bourgeoisie. I really can’t understand this evil theory. The subjective conjecture is too outrageous. As a person with a barely ok imagination, I can’t imagine it either.

Third, there is no way to adopt. The protagonist lives a life of dependence and raises himself to death. The landlord does not allow cats, and he himself cannot guarantee that he can eat that bowl of rice every day.

If you adopt a cat in this way, let’s not talk about the protagonist’s own situation. The cat will really starve to death.

Extending their lives with a little food and letting them wait until someone is able to adopt them is the protagonist's idea.

I originally had a lot to say, so I won’t say it anymore.

I can imagine that after this single explanation chapter is released, some collections may be dropped, so just drop it.

There is a small group of people who are always stricter with others but more lenient with themselves, thinking that others live in their own subjective imagination.

So far I haven't banned anyone, just deleted some comments.

If I see something like this again, I will ban it directly.

That's it.

(End of this chapter)