Speaking for myself, here's a little note to readers about the 7/12 clampdown incident:
1. Authors and readers shouldn't be pitted against each other. Your comments can make me happy, and they can also make me sad. My updates have been very irregular these past two years because of exams. Thank you all for supporting me. I know it's been tough on you.
2. I'm really just a beginner, ( '?' ). If you think something about this book isn't good enough or feels a bit messy, don't doubt yourselves. It's simply because I'm not good enough. I'm so bad that I know some of the issues you've pointed out are valid, and I want to do better, but I can't manage it right now. Since I can't, all I can do is regretfully pretend I haven't seen your suggestions.
3. I hope everyone respects others and takes care of themselves. I started writing because I wanted a place where I could happily tell stories. Having your support is an honor. If you're not enjoying the reading experience because I'm not very good, I'm sorry. But there's nothing I can do. I've been writing for two years and I'm still not very good. Authors and readers shouldn't be pitted against each other. I welcome comments from everyone who comes across this story. We should be companions on the journey to its end. Companions shouldn't turn their swords on one another. That's all. Thank you for supporting me.]
Important warnings (in bold and enlarged text)
1. If you think Lin Yu should have immediately spoken up for Lin Xia, instead of thinking, "I can't stray too far from the original character's personality," then please don't read this. Don't make yourself angry, okay?
2. Lin Xia and Lin Yu are very sweet together after they get together, and Lin Yu never hurts Lin Xia.
3. I think it's normal to protect yourself when you first arrive somewhere. Not going along with the bad atmosphere and kicking someone when they're down is already very decent behavior.
4. The author notes in Chapters 1 and 9 already explained what happened earlier. Anyway, I'm pretty disheartened too, so that's that.
Paid serialization announcement: This story will become paid tomorrow, April 26.
How hard can it be for a male lord to turn over a new leaf?
At first, Lin Yu thought it would be enough to save his seriously wounded female servant.
Then he brought home a beautiful marshal whose life was hanging by a thread.
On the very first day after bringing her home, he was assassinated by radicals opposed to political marriages.
Determined to live peacefully with the insect he loved, he kept well away from the villainous boss and decided to hide away at school with his sweetheart.
On his second day at school, he was assassinated by the villain and the radicals working together.
In the end, he couldn't take it anymore. While fleeing, he rose up in rebellion alongside the radicals...
Then his hidden secret identity was exposed, forcing him to go and assassinate himself.
Lin Yu: In the end, my kingdom really did fall (reaches out dramatically)
#Thanks for asking, I'm trying hard to turn over a new leaf#
A sweet little reform story about someone trying hard to turn over a new leaf
Theme: May those who slay dragons always remain young
This article has no brains and switches repeatedly with this. Anyway, the Zerg has a weird setting, and it seems to be a trap.
Damn, are you still updating? Is it a trap?
Take great care of your health! When is the next chapter~
There are comments. There are comments.
Let me guess, when Bug can go to the toilet, maybe it will be in tomorrow's update!
Damn, it's time for you to come back and update. Cry
I'm back after taking the postgraduate exam!
Jinjiang should give some compensation to the poor readers who were pigeonholed.
One... A month ago?
This, this, this, madam, please update soon.