Me in 1994

Having ability but lacking perseverance is worse than having no ability at all! Don't argue, if you do, you're right!

Self-castration can be habitual, right? In the last book, he was perfectly fine when he suddenly cut it off.

There aren't many books like this. This one is very detailed and progresses step-by-step. The biggest fear is trolls, and also the risk of it collapsing in the later stages. If it stays true to its original purpose, this book should be a huge hit, since it doesn't seem overly toxic. Keep it up!

If you can write, why not keep writing? Suddenly it all stops. Don't get into the habit of cutting off your writing; if you keep cutting, you'll find it impossible to continue.

I sincerely hope this book won't be abandoned. There's no shortage of good works in online novels, but very few manage to avoid lowbrow humor and excessive desires while maintaining sufficient entertainment value and a commitment to solid storytelling. This book, though currently only 50 chapters and less than 200,000 words, has already achieved these points.

A new book brings a fresh start, and every book needs the support of its readers. Whether it's adding it to your collection, recommending it, commenting on chapters, or even subscribing and voting after it's published, it's all invaluable! However, we must take things one step at a time, and eat one bite at a time.

The first dozen or so chapters I've read are really engaging. I've read a lot of urban novels, and I especially love those that capture the atmosphere and feel of a bygone era. The author is finally getting into that style, so I've decided to follow along. I hope the author keeps up the good work and continues to improve.

I have a bad feeling; I might have to sing a song to express my feelings.

It's almost Chinese New Year, and you're still not back from your long trip?

The first few chapters set the stage for the story and introduce the characters. The writing style evokes a sense of emotion and the helplessness of farmers, which should resonate with those born in the 80s and 90s in rural areas. However, the title is rather generic.