The Greatest Mentor

This book deviates from the author's strengths. Lao Yu excels at writing about rural life, but I don't have high hopes for this novel.

Sunflower seeds, peanuts, soy sauce, and vinegar are now available for sale in the front row. 😁

1. They have a very good grasp of interpersonal relationships and incidents. 2. The plot unfolds smoothly with no unnecessary dialogue. 3. The author has a good understanding of the relevant professional knowledge, which gives people a sense of enlightenment. Even people who do not have professional knowledge can read it comfortably.

To be honest, I feel the author's writing style has improved, but the entertainment value is too low. How many people would like to read this kind of instructional tutorial?

I really enjoyed reading it, why isn't it being updated anymore? I felt it was much better than the previous books.

Judging from Lao Yu's posts, he's actually still reading other novels while slacking off, which is truly unforgivable. If you need ideas and inspiration, just start a group. I have a lot of ideas, and I've even started writing novels myself, but unfortunately, my writing skills aren't good enough.

Eunuch? 🤔

How about we start a group chat? Are you lacking inspiration or a storyline? We can offer suggestions! If all else fails, I have an opening paragraph here that you'd like to take a look at. I don't have the writing skills to continue. But you do have them!

😅I'm not writing anymore. I should at least give it a grand ending so it doesn't feel like an abandoned project. My next book could be a rural fantasy with superpowers, like developing an island and selling seafood and fruit, but the money-making and cultivation speeds will be slower. Ideally, it should be two or three million words long. 🤓

Am I collecting eunuch books one by one?