Two Thousand Years as a Pauper

If you don't want to update, just say so. Why be so casual and perfunctory with your younger sister? It makes it seem like you're being presumptuous. Your health is weak; you should rest more. It's wrong of you to rush me like this; it's upsetting your health and makes me worry. But what does it matter to me whether you're healthy or not? Hurry up and update more, sister!

It's rare to have a sequel, so please, those of you who are picky, don't be so harsh on the author, okay? Life has been tough this year, and many books have stopped updating. It's a good thing the author is still writing. Even if the writing doesn't meet some people's expectations, we should at least maintain some basic civility. After all, we're all educated people.

It's great, it's rare to see Sister Nan on Tomato.

I've thought about it for a long time, and I think leaving a little regret is fine. Perhaps the ending of "The Poor Man's Twenty Million" should have been like that. The author actually writes very well, keep it up!

It's good; at least it doesn't have the same sense of unease as the original novel.

They must all have come from poor people, right?

For a good book, an imperfect ending might be the most perfect, just as the core element of a good comedy is actually sadness. 🙂

This five stars isn't for the author's writing style, but for my lost youth and for the life you reshaped for Sister Nan. Perhaps your writing style is very different from the Sister Nan we imagined, but at least it shows that Sister Nan is still here, isn't it?

Sigh, I hope everyone can find the ending they want. 🥺

The book is good, but it doesn't capture the feeling I had when reading "The Poor Man"...