I Have a Book of Calamities

It's been so long, and only one friend has left a comment. It was very insightful, but only four stars. I know it's not enough; it's my fault. But I really tried my best. After thinking it over, I'll give myself a five-star review—my first five-star review ever. At least I can keep one for myself. I've been writing since New Year's Eve, and my family says I can't rely on writing for a living.

This book has been gathering dust on my bookshelf for ages. I suddenly remembered it yesterday and read a few chapters. I feel the author's writing is pretty good. Not many people read it, but the author has consistently updated, which is quite rare, especially on Tomato Bookstore. Just for that reason alone, I had to read it. I haven't commented much, so I'll just take a look.

This book is very strong, with a tight pace and excellent understanding of the atmosphere. It's suspenseful and exciting, and the deductions in the first two stories are very logical. Unlike other books where the protagonist's work is often overly elaborate, this book knows when to stop and does what it can. I wonder if the unfinished parts of the story will become foreshadowing?

This book has been gathering dust on my bookshelf for a long time. I only remembered it today, so I thought I'd write a review. When I first added it to my bookshelf, it only had a little over 50 chapters, and I just wanted to let it sit there. Now, I think the book is pretty good, at least it suits my taste, but the number of readers is still too small.

I diligently wrote for over half a year despite having no traffic, but now I've stopped writing altogether. What could be the reason? 🤔