It's tasteless. It's all supported by Shou's personal charm. The 200,000-word story doesn't advance much. It's really annoying that I kept writing about Shou's birthday in the past few chapters.
SSC is still very suitable for writing a novel. Today I passed by the male protagonist's set, which focuses on the story of the protagonist. It is really male-oriented to write about pure feelings. This book is even more personal. I can't stand it, and I feel a little aggrieved.
It's said to be a queen's shou, but I'm not happy at all. The system is like an evil mother-in-law who always electrocutes shou, and she's super loved.
The first half and the second half are not the same book. Does the plot after the ascension have anything to do with the previous one? What is the meaning of direct time method to write down all the supporting characters in the previous ones and then introduce new supporting characters...?