Please Welcome the Little Uncle-Master

The plot is simplistic and the protagonist lacks any compelling qualities (there are too many of these). As a platinum-level author, I should be able to write better works. Even if it's just for a living, I shouldn't resort to such formulaic writing. I hope things will change in the future.

Why were my posts deleted? Isn't it just a rant?

It wasn't very good to read after it was released, I don't know why it got so many monthly votes.

Their imaginations are too vivid; it's so awkward to watch!

Is the Thousand-Layer Tower a bit too weak? No way, no way, surely some readers don't want to join in the challenge of the Ten-Thousand-Layer Tower...

It's well-written, but the time management is a major flaw. Hundreds of thousands of words have been written, and only 5 days have passed? Isn't that ridiculous?

"Su Yin, life in the forbidden area is harsh and cold. Now that you've learned some basic techniques, you're qualified to come here every day for a drink." This is your only time to relax. A remnant soul slowly floated out and appeared before a boy who looked only seven or eight years old, exuding an indescribable eeriness. Different.

Although the premise is passable, I don't know why I felt increasingly awkward as I read on! I'm particularly curious about the author's age.

As a long-time fan, I increasingly feel that Tianya (a Chinese online novel platform) is relying on its past glory. The writing techniques and plot haven't improved much; much of the content feels contrived and the characters lack depth. What I think needs improvement is that characters should have distinct personalities—good or evil, pure or greedy, heroic or solitary, cunning or honest.

Su Yin