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1. 1 调 The Investigator Chooses to Throw the Script into a Volcano 调查员选择将剧本投入火山口 Mo Gui Dong末归冻No CP986k WordsCompleted [Entering VIP on the 13th, with 10,000 words updated that day. Welcome!] KP: I've got a scenario. Anyone want to make an investigator and play? A: What's a scenario? B: What's an investigator? C: What's playing? D: What's making? KP: ...Sorry to bother you. Pretend I didn't ask. E: ? I haven't even said anything yet! During the game... A: How can I not be part of the NPCs' love-hate drama?! B: Get lost! Damn money-grubbing instincts! C: Just education, just education... D: Do you have to targe 6.3kFavorites6.3kClicks/ch23.6kGifts

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   Ayao replied: No problem. ( ) I think there should be more normal people like you. It was originally me searching for enemies in the void, pecking at thin air, that hurt normal people. (Bows) (This doesn't mean anyone is invisible; it refers to the act of attacking someone based on "my assumptions.") The 7th floor and the other floors 5-10 were indeed provocative, displaying a self-righteous, incompetent, and furious rage. I'm the type of person who clears red dots (indicating negative activity) and I regularly check comments and replies. You did nothing wrong, and there was no need to delete your comment. I will also keep my comment to remind myself. (Bowing in apology) That concludes my reply. Thank you so much for making it this far. I apologize for disturbing you so late at night. I hope you have sweet dreams.

2. 2 末 A Self-Rescue Guide for the Reborn in the Apocalypse 末世重生后自救指南 Duguang Jianmu都广建木No CP81k WordsCompleted Half a month after the apocalypse began, Zhao Jin died. When she opened her eyes, she was reborn in the college entrance exam hall. What a nightmare. Even worse, this rebirth wasn't just a dream: the day after tomorrow was the end of the world, just as she remembered it. Zhao Jin: Give me a moment to figure out how to save myself. Ongoing novels: "Tu Nan": The sweeping grandeur of an ocean civilization, a sequel to "Who Can Escape Immortality?" "Sinian II": Short bonus stories for "Immortality" 1.6kFavorites4.4kClicks/ch883Gifts

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   12th Floor (Nickname: Hahaha): "At first I didn't understand what the analogy was. I scrolled down and saw the first comment. Just like I said at the beginning, I thought this paragraph was written by the author. I even looked at the previous page several times but couldn't find it. Then I realized it was a comment below. I don't understand what you're saying. I thought you were going to reply to him, but I was too embarrassed to reply. Your paragraph, along with that cracked emoji, is why I created a separate first comment." The person on the first floor replied that they don't even understand what analogy is, which means they didn't realize it was a meme. They think the comment below is also a metaphor. Then you said "what analogy?" Now I'm starting to understand. You meant to ask why the first commenter suddenly brought up analogy. My initial understanding was that you didn't understand where the analogy was used in the first comment, so I explained it to you. I posted two paragraphs. Except for the first half of the first paragraph, I thought you were afraid to comment in the first comment and started a new thread, which led me to initially look for that paragraph in the original post. I admit that comment had a slightly sarcastic tone, but I hope my subsequent explanation wasn't too harsh. Published: 2025-09-19 15:47:33 Ayao replied: I thought this passage was written by the author. I'm truly sorry that the community stuff misled you (...) Also, the author's reply is marked with the author's name, making it easy to identify at a glance (...). "I thought you were going to reply to him, but I was too embarrassed to." There's no such thing as "sorry for replying." I always see these comments when I clear red dots, and if I realize I replied incorrectly, I'll request to delete it myself. Administrators usually approve these requests, and then you won't see that comment anymore. I'll now stand at attention and take my punishment ( ). I admit I'm too sensitive to words; I start attacking as soon as I sense something is wrong, and my words are harsh. I'm sorry if I offended you; I'm a very bad person. 13th Floor (Nickname: Hahaha): "And some of your later words made me feel like I was guilty for not understanding your jokes. I had to go to the encyclopedia to see if what I didn't understand was actually a joke. It's such a long passage, I can't possibly go through the encyclopedia word by word. I don't know much. I really didn't doubt that it was a joke." Sorry, because I didn't understand your joke, I assumed you genuinely didn't understand the analogy below, so I explained it to you. I was being nosy. If you see any comment that upsets you, please point it out, and I can delete the comment. Using jokes doesn't require excessive embellishment, but if there are people like me who don't understand, please don't immediately label me a spammer in the comments section; it's very unfair. Also, regarding comment #7, regardless of whether it was provocation or not, I replied normally. On Jinjiang Literature City, comments other than the original poster's reply don't have notifications. I didn't know you replied to me; I only saw your reply today while looking for a book recommendation in the comments section. If you have any further questions, feel free to ask me. I won't be able to reply to you right away because I haven't received any notifications here. Published: 2025-09-19 16:46:28

3. 3 我 I'm a Student, Give Me the Throne 我是学生，皇位给我 Orange Juice Thanks橙汁感谢No CP662k WordsCompleted This novel is also known as I Got 13 Kills in a Succession Struggle Story. Li Muge transmigrates into a political intrigue novel about a succession struggle, becoming the fourteenth daughter of Emperor Zhuang Kang. Her entire description in the book is just one sentence: "The fourteenth daughter is gentle, clever, and kind. I love her, but alas, she died young." A princess who dies before the story begins, setting off the first battle in the succession struggle. Now, Li Muge, a modern college s 8.5kFavorites9.3kClicks/ch7.3kGifts

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   11th Floor (Nickname: Hahaha) "First, not everyone understands this meme. Second, your three emojis plus that 'what's that... Sound?' Comment is really sarcastic. So, to those of us who don't understand the meme, your comment is actually quite ironic. The first commenter didn't understand either, so he used the analogy, and after he said that, you could explain that you were just using a meme, but you had to add 'what's that analogy?' So I assumed you really didn't understand what an analogy was, and I just gave you a normal answer, didn't I?" Published: 2025-09-19 15:28:07 Ayao replied: I agree that "not everyone understands this meme," and I apologize again. Main post comments "Three facial expressions plus what's this '... Voice' thing?" It's not really a meme; it's more like "because" or "therefore," a sarcastic sentence structure unique to this community. Furthermore, the main post's commentary does indeed satirize "the extras and cannon fodder who flood the screen questioning the protagonist," and even those unfamiliar with the reference can sense the irony. Therefore, one should be able to appreciate the power and applicability of this statement from the community... Just to clarify, the comments in the main post are not directed at any reader or author. They are an attack on "the random passersby and cannon fodder who are flooding the comments section with questions about the protagonist" and a sarcastic remark specifically for the chaotic and unruly forum. I have a question here: surely no one was actually attacked by me, right...? Probably not... "You had to add another question: what is an analogy?" Does it refer to the second floor? The previous post explained why I said that; I'll copy it here. By the way, from your perspective now, you were attacked by me innocently and still responded normally... I feel very guilty for attacking one of the few normal people on the internet. This chaotic mess shouldn't pollute the precious freedom of individuals. Such things shouldn't be running rampant in the first place; it was my fault for not controlling myself. The following are explanations from the replies on floors 1 through 2; you can skip to the next section if you've already read them. 1st Floor (Nickname: 5390236): "These days, even an analogy is hard to understand." "I really don't know what he's saying about analogies being difficult to understand." Possibility 1: He's referring to the post I made, implying that "10% of people are making the voices of 90% of people," a comparison to "the current situation of the protagonist in the article." This analogy is very difficult to understand. Therefore, his post is an attempt to show that he doesn't understand it. Possibility 2: He's saying that my post was superfluous, that the analogy wasn't originally in the text, and that I insisted on using a reference to cover up the author's original intention. It seems I misunderstood that paragraph. Possibility 3: He posted in the wrong thread. Regardless of which possibility it is, my reply is: 2nd Floor (Nickname: A Yao): "What analogy?" Published: 2025-09-03 20:31:43 —This is a perfectly reasonable response to him. I'm waiting for his reply. It's more likely that he simply left a comment that was either a question or a challenge and then never replied. I've seen many of these "question and answer" threads, and I hadn't expected anyone to reply to me. But I'll at least post a message to confirm whether the person on the first floor genuinely has a question, or if it's just sarcastic or provocative.

4. 4 李 Has Li Mei Backstabbed the King of Curses Today? 李梅今天背刺诅咒之王了吗？ Jie Luo Little Comb结罗小梳No CP236k WordsCompleted [My new story, Has Geto Managed to Win Over a Cursed Spirit Today?, is now live! Please add it to your reading list!] I'm Li Mei. In my previous life, I was a newly hired chef. After being born into this world as a baby, I found that my name sounded the same, though it was written as "Rimei." But looking at all the colorful hair around me, and drawing on my extremely limited experience watching shows, I figured I had probably ended up in the world of Cooking Master Boy, as an ordinary NPC. Ju 20.7kFavorites39.9kClicks/ch16.3kGifts

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   Published: 2025-09-09 23:48:23 / Here I want to apologize to the user with the nickname "Hahaha". Using this meme means I browse the community, and spending a lot of time in the community has made me very skeptical of subtle nuances in text. Once someone posts a reply that seems ambiguous or accusatory to me, my first step is to inquire about their intention (2nd floor). If someone then replies with an ambiguous sentence or tries to support the previous person, my aggression kicks in, because if I don't attack, they'll just shoot me and run away (5-10th floors, especially 7th floor. The reason I posted 7th floor: I came to Lvjiang to use memes, why should I be criticized?). And as you said, "On Jinjiang, there are no notifications for replies other than the original poster's," before replying to floors 11-13, I just felt this thread was going to fall silent again, and I apologize for attacking you for that. In a chaotic place like this, even misunderstanding the meaning of a single word can lead to sarcastic remarks. Even after joining Green River, I haven't corrected this habit, and have even forced you to pay for my poor community practices. I deeply apologize for this; it wasn't my intention, nor was it yours. Whether you accept it or not, I should apologize for this. Apology Section Regardless, it was wrong of me to bring the community's atmosphere into Green River. I apologize for attacking you (nickname: hahaha) (nickname: 5390236) without distinguishing right from wrong. I promise that I will not post any memes, community comments, or abstract remarks on GreenJiang after September 19, 2025, and I will take precautions to avoid repeating this offense. Whether I accept it or not, I should apologize for this. Regardless of whether there is any oversight, I will voluntarily abide by this rule—I will not post memes, community comments, or abstract remarks on GreenJiang in the future, and I will take precautions to prevent recurrence. If there is any unintentional use of internet slang or references, please remind me and I will request to delete the comment myself. (If there is an apology, then this is the last time I'll use this meme on Greenjiang, and I won't delete the apology post myself.) I apologize again; I'm sorry to both of you. / Essentially, this building was originally designed to play on this community meme. I don't expect everyone to understand. You really don't understand. You're just curious, so ask me a normal question and I'll answer you normally. If all else fails, you can search "10%→90%" on Baidu, or check out the meme encyclopedia on sites like AC, Xiaodigua, or Weibo. Well, from this perspective, it's understandable that people might say I'm being abstract. It's perfectly normal not to understand the memes, not to participate in the community, or not to be familiar with it. In fact, those who don't participate in the community and aren't influenced by it are the minority of normal people, and from their perspective, I am indeed being abstract. I admit I was indeed playing with abstract concepts. The reply on the 10th floor is incorrect. I should have replied in post #2, "What analogy? I'm just making a meme (doing something abstract)." Instead of reacting to every urgency as if preparing for an attack. The following is about the newly posted comments (posts 11-13) / nickname: hahaha / user. Reply

5. 5 你 You Look Like You’re Drawing Me 你好像在画我 Little Snow on the Seventh Day of the Twelfth Month腊七小雪No CP1.4M WordsCompleted A story about a monster and a comic. Yuan Yuanyuan is a half-monster who came into being by accident after birth. Once human herself, she obeys the law and does everything she can to hide her identity. But her peaceful life ends that night. After disguising herself, she rescues someone from a monster. A week after returning home, Yuan Yuanyuan flips through the comic she's been enjoying lately and is stunned to find a scene that feels strangely familiar. A black-haired male monster... rescuing s 58.1kFavorites118.9kClicks/ch210.3kGifts

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   Next, he expressed his speechlessness at being criticized for making jokes on Green River, and also attacked any possible provocations, specifically by labeling others as spammers in the comment section. The last comment is truly speechless. I don't understand why anyone would be offended by the comments in the main post (this post and the second post), when this joke was clearly aimed at the passersby and cannon fodder in the article. (Warning!! The following is copied from the original post, and the text consists of a large amount of offensive and abusive language.) 5th Floor (Nickname: A Yao): "Does anyone understand? If the two people upstairs are still reading, could you please take a look at this? The phrase '10% of people make 90% of the noise' has actually become a meme in the community." The gist is that in some gaming communities, 90% of players have a lot of fun, making them the silent majority. Only 10% are not having much fun, but their complaints almost dominate the entire community, creating a huge uproar that makes it seem like everyone who plays the game thinks it's not fun. The reason I say this is because the protagonist's current situation is very similar. Not everyone is slandering the protagonist, but those who are constantly spamming the public chat make it seem like a huge wave of attacks, only to find out when you search that there are so few of them. It looks incredibly clownish. 💔 Do you understand now? Published: 2025-09-09 23:39:08 6th Floor (Nickname: A Yao): "I was just using a meme, and it hasn't offended anyone, right? [Crying emoji] Where did it offend you? Point it out, I'll apologize, and then I'll delete the post, okay? Memes are something you either understand and laugh at, or you forget about them after a glance. This isn't some kind of dirty joke or pornographic meme; it's just a humorous description of the protagonist's current situation. Is it so hard to just search for a meme online? 💔💔💔 Who did this meme offend, please tell me? 💔"💔 Published: 2025-09-09 23:42:06 7th Floor (Nickname: A Yao): Huh? Speak! Huh? Speak! Published: 2025-09-09 23:45:25 8th Floor (Nickname: A Yao): 💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔 Published: 2025-09-09 23:45:37 9th Floor (Nickname: A Yao): 💔💔💔💔💔💔💔 "I don't understand, do I need to build up such thick armor just to make a joke? Can an outsider tell me, is my attack power too high or is the comment section being spammed? 💔💔💔💔💔💔" Published: 2025-09-09 23:46:51 10th Floor (Nickname: A Yao): "The descriptions are based on the current situation described in the text. I didn't even use abstract language or go off-topic. The mockery was directed at the minor characters and cannon fodder in the text. Who did I offend?" 💔💔💔💔💔💔

6. 6 请 Call Me the Scene-Stealer 请叫我抢镜王 Little Snow on the Seventh Day of the Twelfth Month腊七小雪No CP2.1M WordsCompleted Zhu Xianyue's world was a comic. She didn't find that out until after her brother died. Zhu Xianyue was very different from her brother. Her brother was a big shot, handsome and clever. Since childhood, Zhu Xianyue had known there was nothing her good-for-nothing self could do as well as he could. After all, Zhu Xianyue was a chuuni, a novel addict, a hardcore manga fan, and a gaming whale. All she thought about was leeching off her brother and living carefree until the end of her days. But 28.1kFavorites49.5kClicks/ch133.7kGifts

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   3rd Floor (Nickname: Hahaha): "I was still looking for where it said 10% of people made 90% of the noise, and I read those few sentences from the author seven or eight times but couldn't find it. Then I went back to the comments section and scrolled down 🤔 Seriously, if you want to reply, just reply directly below, why start a separate thread?" The analogy is that even their 0.35% mentions are comparable to others' 10%, which suggests they talk too much. After all, the author didn't specify that they only mentioned once; the author only mentioned malicious mentions and bandwagon mentions. So why separate them? Doesn't it imply that malicious mentions were made many times? Published: 2025-09-09 16:41:04 4th Floor (Nickname: Hahaha): "Oh, no. They didn't say that 10% of the people in the article expressed the voices of 90% of the people 💔 They used the most talkative person in the community to compare to the most talkative person in the article [question mark]. This is a substitution analogy, not a direct equality." Published: 2025-09-09 16:44:30 / "I was still looking for where it said 10% of people voiced 90% of the opinions, and I read those few sentences from the author over and over seven or eight times but couldn't find it. Then I went back to the comments section and scrolled down 🤔" Then, in the sentence you wrote in this building: "Seriously, if you want to reply, just reply directly in the comments section, why create a separate thread?" This statement is what truly puzzled me and made me feel like I was about to be attacked. Firstly, I'm not posting this to reply to anyone. This thread is unrelated to any other thread. Secondly, I might think that you and the person on the first floor felt I was misusing memes, forcing inappropriate ones to add meaning to the paragraph that didn't originally belong to it. I hadn't noticed that yet, so you pointed it out to me. Thirdly, I might think you're reminding/criticizing me—that posting a comment just to play with a meme is completely unnecessary, and that misusing community memes can make people uncomfortable. The first comment might have been made for that reason. Fourth, I might think that after reading my paragraph comments, you feel that I forcibly added meanings to the paragraph that are not what the author wanted to express, and that this seriously affects the reading experience of the main text and other readers. / In fact, I didn't even scroll down to the comments section after I posted this thread. I haven't read what the people below were saying. After I posted that sentence, I didn't pay attention to it anymore. Until the first floor suddenly posted, "These days, even an analogy is hard for people to understand." I presumptuously assume that after being attacked, my comments will not only be unfriendly, but also full of aggression and sarcasm. Without knowing the perspectives of either of them, I've decided to post all the above possibilities (in an unfriendly manner). First, let me explain the original intention behind my remarks; Then, in an unfriendly and sarcastic tone, inquire about/check the other party's background to confirm whether the other party may genuinely have no intention of provoking and is merely raising a question; After trying this possibility, I posted attacking comments targeting the silence at the time and any potential provocations (as well as genuinely innocent people being attacked / nickname: hahaha /);

7. 7 漫 A Guide for Background Characters to Survive in a Manga 漫画路人自救指南 Naturally Serene恬然天然No CP2.1M WordsCompleted Su Bei, an F-rank freshman at Infinite Ability Academy, awakened a new power on the day he enrolled. Only then did he discover that their world was a comic, and the protagonist was his classmate, Jiang Tianming. But that w 99.7kFavorites157.2kClicks/ch413.9kGifts

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   Okay, I understand your perspective (nickname: hahaha). The following lengthy post is not my defense, but rather my perspective on the cause and course of this incident, as well as my apology. It is not a typical short essay posted in the comments section. First, I apologize. Apology Section Regardless, it was wrong of me to bring the community's atmosphere into Green River. I apologize for attacking you (nickname: hahaha) (nickname: 5390236) without distinguishing right from wrong. I promise that I will not post any memes, community comments, or abstract remarks on GreenJiang after September 19, 2025, and I will take precautions to avoid repeating this offense. Whether I accept it or not, I should apologize for this. Regardless of whether there is any oversight, I will voluntarily abide by this rule—I will not post memes, community comments, or abstract remarks on GreenJiang in the future, and I will take precautions to prevent recurrence. If there is any unintentional use of internet slang or references, please remind me and I will request to delete the comment myself. (If there is an apology, then this is the last time I'll use this meme on Greenjiang, and I won't delete the apology post myself.) I apologize again; I'm sorry to both of you. The apology will be posted again at the bottom. Reflection: It turns out that the three people on this floor really posted so many threads just to see if they knew a certain meme. Thank you for reading. The following text is indeed at the level of a short essay; if you are busy or feeling irritable, you can stop here. I apologize for bothering you. Thank you. / Now that things have come to this, let me summarize what happened from my perspective. (Please don't criticize my punctuation; I just typed the punctuation marks randomly, and the parentheses were used haphazardly as well.) / First, I posted this thread. //"In a group of 100,000 people, 41,000 have already left. The chat is flooded with mentions, but when I entered the blocking criteria, only 312 people responded [sigh], which is about 0.35% 💔" "What do you mean by 10% of people making 90% of the noise? 🙏" 1st Floor (Nickname: 5390236): "These days, even an analogy is hard to understand." Published: 2025-09-03 02:36:15 I really don't know what he's saying about analogies being difficult to understand. Possibility 1: He's referring to the post I made, implying that "10% of people are making the voices of 90% of people," a comparison to "the current situation of the protagonist in the article." This analogy is very difficult to understand. Therefore, his post is an attempt to show that he doesn't understand it. Possibility 2: He's saying that my post was superfluous, that the analogy wasn't originally in the text, and that I insisted on using a reference to obscure the author's original intention. Perhaps I misunderstood that paragraph. Possibility 3: He posted in the wrong thread. Regardless of which possibility it is, my reply is: 2nd Floor (Nickname: A Yao): "What analogy?" Published: 2025-09-03 20:31:43 This is a perfectly reasonable response to him. I'm waiting for his reply. It's more likely that he left a comment that was either a question or a challenge and then never replied. I've seen many of these "Q&A" threads, and I hadn't expected anyone to reply to me. But I'll at least post a message to confirm whether the person on the first floor genuinely has a question, or if it's just sarcastic or provocative. Go downstairs.

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