Yukinoshita's Correction Method

Wow, I've realized that the protagonist's romance with Yukino is also a kind of Higashi-Yukino romance #(laughs)#(laughs)

This might have been a hit 10 years ago, but in today's social climate, it'll just get you criticized for not getting to base yet. #(Laughing and crying)

Summoning Shennong

I don't know why, but after reading two of the author's books, Kikyo and Yukino, I started to feel tired around chapter 400 after the two main characters confirmed their relationship. I switched to other books and haven't looked back since. However, before switching books, I would be very focused and read only that one book for a whole week straight.

Nowadays, the book review section is corrupt and full of wicked people. This is precisely because of insufficient updates. If authors diligently update 10,000 words every day, then the wicked people will be afraid and retreat, and the virtuous people will be overjoyed. This is an achievement worthy of praise from even the legendary emperors Yao and Shun! I've heard that calves born in sheepfolds grow up to behave like sheep. You, living in a hedgehog-cat world, use your computer keyboard frequently, yet you've lost interest in updating it—is that reasonable? The Hedgehog Cat's strength lies in its inheritance of ancestral etiquette and skills. Stopping the constant updates leaves no outlet for pressure, leading to exhaustion—isn't this abandoning the roots for the branches? If this continues, a terrible disaster is sure to follow! The reason why top writers can earn tens of thousands in royalties and avoid being harmed by villains is precisely because they are willing to listen to the words of upright gentlemen! On the other hand, those who fail to earn royalties and are even looked down upon by their girlfriends are because they associate with wicked and treacherous people. I hope you can think carefully about the difference between these two situations! There is one thing that could make an author weep, and six things that could make an author sigh deeply. Since ancient times, memorials to the throne have often been written with great fervor; if they weren't fervent, they wouldn't move the author's heart. Fierce language borders on slander. An author should carefully consider whether such actions are right or wrong. Those authors who update less, delay updates, or fail to update properly, don't even have time to feel sorrow before being submerged in the vast torrent of literary works, leaving only later authors to grieve for them; and these later authors, grieving but not learning from their mistakes, then cause future authors to grieve as well.

Single-female-lead novels are practically extinct now. I've been writing for over a year, more than a million words, and just barely surpassed 10,000 followers... Emmm #(seal)

I misread the title as "Bridge Blocking Methods Under the Snow".

Is the author planning to write about Mai-senpai? I've discovered a hidden gem of an author! I just finished reading *Du Ruo and Kikyo* and am currently reading *Under the Snow*.

Completed works: *Demon Slayer: Cry*, *Exorcising Demons with Kikyo*, *How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend*, *Bleach: A Shinigami's Tale Doesn't Die Barehanded*

Do you plan to write a realistic teaching book next?