The Rise of the Beyond-Star Realm

Chocolate, let me give you some advice! You'd better read what I wrote; nine times out of ten, it's the reason your subscriptions aren't increasing! Chocolate, several of your previous books were abandoned, which greatly impacted this book's subscriptions! (After all, who likes a book that only has a beginning and then... And then nothing!!!)

To Chocolate: I suggest you don't rely on a cultivation method left by predecessors to conquer the world. This will limit your potential for growth. For example, in your previous life, you failed to reach the Venerable Realm. Even with the experience of your past life, if you continue to cultivate according to that Venerable's method, from Emperor to Venerable, the path will be blocked.

Damn it, things were going so well, then this whole healing-and-saving-life-saving-life-situation thing happened, and all that skepticism and complaining just wouldn't get me anywhere. I just don't understand the point.

A literary genius? A discontinued work? That 110,000-word book from nine months ago, right? Why is it still listed? Still in the top five of the trending list. That's amazing!

Sign your name before the eunuch; estimated timeframe: 3 months.

The main character, needless to say, encounters everyone with the potential to become an emperor; his close relatives possess extraordinary comprehension, and even his wife has unparalleled talent. Is it really necessary to be this overpowered? Everything was fine at first, but then suddenly everyone he meets has the potential to become an emperor, which is quite baffling.

I'm speechless. The first picture I saw started with someone commenting on a woman's voluptuousness, and I commented, "Is this all the Emperor has to offer? Did he never see a female in his past life?" Then it got deleted. I can't afford to offend him, I'm leaving.

Another rebirth, showing off, face-slapping, and leveling-up novel for beginners.

Three and a half months into the new book, 2600 followers, 7700 recommendation votes, and 123 monthly votes. Haha, is this going to be an abandoned project? 😰😰

The author still doesn't understand the root cause of the low subscription rate: he frequently abandons projects! His habit of abandoning projects has made many long-time readers hesitant to subscribe, fearing he might abandon the story again! Therefore, whenever the author starts a new book, most of these long-time readers choose to wait and see rather than subscribe!