The Everyday Hero

Many people say it's bland and tasteless, but I think it's like a slow-burning, enduring stream. Slice-of-life stories don't have so much mindless posturing; it's the beauty in the ordinary that makes it so memorable. (Can I say it's because the character's appearance really appeals to me? The perfectly timed "posturing" feels very comfortable. Especially Bilibili is a really clever platform.

Here's a suggestion for the author: regarding the balance between leveling up and life skills, I suggest you add more leveling up content. Life skills require a lot of common sense and experience. If your writing style or experience isn't good, you won't be able to write good content. So, it's better to focus on leveling up and use life skills as a supplement, right?

First of all, I apologize for the long delay. I'm also very upset about this situation. On the one hand, it took me a long time to sort out my feelings about my previous book. I had been preparing for that book for more than half a year, and I couldn't shake the regret of not being able to finish it.

Wasn't it supposed to be released today? Why was it taken down?

I'm announcing a large purchase of Teacher Qin's stock 😁😁, and the mission of Yuzi fishing for fish in all the world's river basins is also great. I'm looking forward to the scenes of Xiao Guan traveling in the future. I've always loved reading these kinds of slice-of-life novels about food, travel, and daily life, including the chapter about Ramune soda.

I want to feature this post; author, you decide what to do.

After the novel was released, the system-related or upgrade-related content became noticeably less prominent, only reappearing around chapter 180. Before the release, the interweaving of upgrades and daily life was quite effective, but after the release, large sections became purely daily life, lacking the support of upgrades. Poorly written daily life can feel like a monotonous diary…

I read in a book review that Yuzu unfortunately got infected. I don't know if it's a joke. If not, I hope you get well soon!

The storm scene was quite awkward to watch; the author must not be familiar with the coastal climate. For your information, tropical cyclones, also known as typhoons, are completely different from tornadoes. Typhoons don't immediately reach a very strong intensity; they take tens of hours to gradually intensify. Newly formed typhoons are generally not very strong.

It's very well written, and the pacing is excellent. Keep up the good work, author!