Living on the Moon

Come on, I realized I wasn't making money from short stories, so I wrote a longer one. Did I accidentally tell the truth? 🙂

I suddenly realized that short, light, and rambling stories and softer, more delicate ones rank first and second, respectively, among completed short stories...

Luqiao said: Why is it me again? Qiao Ke, Gou Dan, Da Hai, Wu Su, which one of them can't be the main character...?

Come on

If someone from the Yellow Emperor's era traveled back in time, how would modern people treat them? After reading a few chapters, I think using Lu and Qiao's ancestors as a ticket to return to Earth is quite good, and keeping these millennia-old relics as soldiers is a good idea. If they are suspected of being spies, wouldn't they be locked up, monitored, or killed?

The author writes excellent short stories, but their longer works feel bland. Online novels are generally long, and short stories have a smaller audience, which is quite frustrating for the author.

I just finished reading "Dying on Mars" and then I saw this book...

Even after the protagonist's life is over, he's still thinking about Su Yue—what a pathetic simp.

The short story series is fantastic! Keep it up!!!

Hey bro, you've started a new book! I have to support you!