Burning Incense in the Dorm: My Roommates Think I'm a Fortune-Teller

The author writes very well, but after reading your book, I developed depression. I did some quick calculations and was surprised to find that there are even fewer authors left. Let me do the math for you: In a 24-hour day, you have 6 hours to sleep, 1 hour to eat, 15 minutes to brush your teeth and wash your face, and 15 minutes to use the restroom.

It's well written (please don't change the characters' personalities casually). Avoid saintly female characters and don't offer mindless suggestions. That's all. I hope you update soon.

How to describe this book? It's strange, very strange. For example, some parts seem odd, like they have the potential to become problematic, but then the author somehow manages to smooth things over, making you feel that those points are just strange, very strange.

Author, this book is great! Please keep updating! 😢

Did the author do thorough research on the fortune-telling profession?

Um... It looks good, but I don't know what to say.

I don't know how to rate it. Five stars, absolutely fantastic! I don't know why it only got an 8.9. I hope it can rise to 9.0 or higher!

Author, keep up the good work! You can give her that dress, after all, she was your childhood friend. But if she alters it and gives it away later, you must break off all ties with her. Good luck!

It's not bad, quite novel, but it seems a bit... Bland? Maybe it's because it's just starting out, or maybe it's just a slice-of-life story with no dramatic ups and downs, which makes it less engaging.

What should we do if the author stops writing?