Back to 2006: From Copycat Writer to Entertainment Mogul

What I liked about this book was that the difficult situations that plagued the protagonist were resolved quickly, rather than taking several chapters to fix. The downside was that the protagonist had a rather large harem; it felt like he had many wives. I'm not sure if I'm misunderstanding, but overall, it's still a very enjoyable book.

Promise me you won't remember the year 2006, or even forget the book's title. You can still enjoy it as a lighthearted read. Of course, don't forget the rule of not letting Tomato's words get to you.

I've been a bookworm for five years, and I think this book is alright. Maybe it's because I don't read this type of novel often, but author, I still support you.

I read all 30 chapters in one go, it's so good! Why is the rating so low? It should be above 9! Support the author, keep it up!

I think it looks pretty good.

I personally think it's alright. Also, Yezi's is a physical book, while Baicai's is an online novel. You might have overlooked this small detail, so please don't use it to criticize. Thank you.

It seems like some of the titles are different. When he was writing online novels, he used the pen name "Little Cabbage." When he was writing physical books, he used the pen name "Leaf." I wonder if he confused the two pen names, "Little Cabbage" and "Leaf," by the end.

This book is quite well written; I really like it. Keep up the good work, author! And lastly, please update soon.

This is a book that really suits my taste. Author, keep updating! I hope there won't be multiple female leads.

It's beautifully written and deserves a five-star rating! Keep up the good work, author!