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Starting from the comic adaptation "Edgerunners," Lin Qingshan embarked on the path of a (wen)comic (chao)artist (gong) in another world. And then—

"Oh no! It's a cyber lunatic! Quickly, call the anti-terror squad!"

"Run! He's the Comic Madman!"

"Amazing! I'm starting to understand everything!"

"No way, who let him make comics?"

"Quick, use the Flame Fist on him!"

"Is he insane, designing plots like this?"

"Mental state seems fine! Discharge him!"

"You get in there too!"

"Hahaha! I've made it!"

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With works like *Edgerunners*, *Chainsaw Man*, *Fire Punch*, *Attack on Titan*, *Dao's Strange Immortal*, Lin Qingshan went completely off the deep end, and all the manga fans unanimously agreed: Lin Qingshan is a madman!
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Is this comic artist insane?

Plot Arrangement and Skipping Issues

First, let me explain why I write in this manner...

Because the manga topics chosen for this book are quite varied, some readers may not have read certain original works. For instance, some readers mentioned they haven't read *Edgewalker*, but that doesn't prevent them from enjoying this book.

Therefore, some chapters focus on detailed descriptions of the original manga plots. This is to ensure that readers who haven't seen these manga can still follow the story as if they had experienced the "original" material.

If you're interested, you can check out the original manga if you haven't read them. Alternatively, you can read the original works in advance based on the list of manga I provide.

For readers who are familiar with the manga or original works, you can choose to skip these chapters. I include this option in the title so that readers can decide based on their own situation, saving money on content they feel isn't valuable.

I don't mind if readers skip chapters; the book's content is such that each reader has their own preferences.

As an author, I must balance the needs of those who are familiar with the original works and those who are not. Writing a book is like adjusting the air conditioning when it's hot; lowering the temperature a bit is fine, and those who feel cold can put on an extra layer.

So, readers who have read the original works can skip the relevant chapters, but I can't omit the original plot entirely. Otherwise, readers unfamiliar with the original works would lack context.

The book's performance is currently good, so I'm not overly concerned. Readers can subscribe to the chapters they're interested in, and I will continue with the current writing approach, which won't change significantly.

I know my pacing isn't perfect, so I'll update more frequently to give readers more options for subscribing to specific chapters, without expecting everyone to subscribe to everything.

Lastly, I'm requesting monthly votes. If we reach 1,000 votes, I will add five more chapters in one go!

Everyone knows I keep my promises, so let's go for it!!!