This Star Grows and Sells Vegetables

What makes the author so certain that a martial arts novel from the last century would be a modern phenomenon? The popularity of Jin Yong's books was largely due to the scarcity of entertainment options at that time; whether they would be as popular in the information-saturated 21st century is questionable.

100 Kilometers, a five-hour drive by car, and then you tell me you rode a wolf bike in half an hour, awesome, awesome! I don't know how the guys managed to keep going, I couldn't even handle the ones at the beginning. One hundred kilometers in five hours—this isn't my quote; it's the author's own original text.

I grew them in my own garden, and they've multiplied quite a bit. I soaked them in alcohol for 100 jin (50 catties).

I have a question: Do people really like eating bitter melon?

In 2021, I was cleaning the ancestral hall by myself. The ancestral hall in my hometown remains unchanged. Despite being renovated countless times, its thousand-year-old style still exudes a sense of antiquity and elegance. Grandpa said that the ancestral hall in our hometown is called "Zhai," which is where our ancestor lived for a lifetime 1,000 years ago.

It's almost 500 chapters already, is the author a virgin? Ah... Is the non-protagonist a virgin? 😁

How about a plum?

The artistic conception is great, but it's a bit awkward to watch.

The beginning was very engaging and made me want to keep reading, but now sometimes I don't even want to open it. I don't know why, it's getting more and more boring. The plot is dragging, and the updates are too slow.

The author seems to be writing a diary, this is the kind of writing I did in third grade, it's so awkward, I can't stand it anymore.