The Dreamweaver of Code

It's worth reading if you're looking for something to read, but there are some problematic parts; overall, it's alright. The following are the potential pitfalls: Classic misunderstanding plot + the female lead's college crush suddenly appears at the company (it seems like the classic scumbag handsome senior's white moonlight, fast forward to the point where the scumbag's true colors are exposed…

I previously read a female-oriented web novel about a female protagonist striving to become a programmer. This is the second realistic programmer workplace novel I've read. The author describes many aspects very well, with a style reminiscent of published books, which is quite impressive.

Author, please update more! So far, the male and female leads have very distinct characters, and the story is great!

It'll take forever to get a piece of candy...

When are you going to give us some sweet moments?! It's a classic case of something out: having a relationship but not going public for some reason (and it's not even a big problem).

That's not my opinion, but a good author should be writing all the time except for eating and sleeping. I'm not asking you to write 20 pages a day, or even 10, or any more, but could you please update a little earlier? Put what you're supposed to update tomorrow today, and put what you're supposed to update the day after tomorrow and the day after that on tomorrow.

Your score is too low, I'll add some points for you.

Thank you for your support.

Quite an interesting concept I don't know how to put it. In reality, it wouldn't be a problem, but the issue is that I read novels to relax and enjoy myself, not to feel uncomfortable or have a stomachache. This is just a suggestion, although I didn't like it much towards the end, but that's only true for me; the author probably had their reasons. That's all I'll read.

Niche, authentic, and beautiful.