You Asked Me to Write a Fishmonger, So Why Did I Write Gao Qiqiang on the Spot?

I originally thought that after you finished writing about the Three-Body Problem, you were going to pretend to be a big deal when you came back, but you turned out to be a big deal for me, pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger to eat your mother, and even masked yourself and changed your identity.

Although I know the author wants to stir up emotion, but if you show a terminally ill old man the Death Eternal Life, are you sure he won't be directly angry?

Alas~ Lin Yaodong is from a relatively humble family, at least he has a clan. Gao Qiqiang and Qi Tongwei were not even from humble backgrounds, they could only be considered common people.

Md, the person who wrote about the courtyard house is not a human being. I feel annoyed when I see it. Is the author trying to make people think?

This book is originally about Hashirama and Madara. There are a lot of people in the comment area asking why they don't write about Chinese people. If you want to read about Chinese people, go and find it yourself. Everyone comes in and rants when they see the title, right? Don't rant, it's just a matter of urgency.

Compared to you, writing this kind of novel is just a bunch of imitations! Novels like this are everywhere! You successfully squeezed out of the courtyard

Everyone is waiting to see the dark forest theory exposed. If I don't write about this exciting point, I'm afraid it will be a lot of trouble.

The writing was good at the beginning, but later on when the main character was added to the script and the gods were invited to watch it, it was so dramatic. It was still readable as it was written at the beginning.

I just want to ask, is the cover alluding to the Three-Body Problem, or is the author talking about himself? Doge

I just read the first chapter. Detective Tang has a box office of 9 billion, which is even more than the entire population of the world combined. You are fooling me, right? I even went out of my way to check it out.