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I watched a video today that said the higher one's education level, the harder it is for them to succeed in self-media. This is because their moral standards and personal qualities tend to limit them. I believe the same applies to online novels. Old readers and new readers really don't like the same thing.

The stories you've heard from older generations, some interesting anecdotes, or things that people think are untrue but actually happened.

I just want to ask, which pyramid scheme leader is the author?

You can write down the specific name, age, personality, and whether it's a good guy or a bad guy.

After finishing this book, I can say it's truly amazing. I even felt fear while reading it, a psychological fear, and even a bit of nihilism. The author's focus is different from Chen Hansheng and Nano Core's approach. This one is more realistic. I really don't know what the author does. It feels more realistic than Rebirth to Stand Out and Taming Hong Kong.

While some of the author's points are interesting, this is fiction. The author needs to control their self-indulgence; too much personal content and too little actual text will inevitably lead to poor results. Too much personal content categorizes the readership, driving away neutral readers.

They cheated villagers and then patients; they're truly heartless and ungrateful.

To refute the author's point of view, which is that students from Shanghai and Beijing are of higher quality, and that students from these cities are at a lower level when they go to other provinces, this is understandable if it's a rural-urban comparison. However, there is no difference between students from Shanghai and Beijing and students from other cities.

This is interestingly written. Take it easy, don't get carried away. It includes personal experiences, like the author of that book about resellers 🤭.