Senior, Please Keep It Down!

We won't say much more, giving us the first prize isn't too much to ask, is it?

Now I realize what's missing: the most prized possession in the circle—the best "social death" picture of honey-glazed chicken.

Brilliant! A new "social death" image is here, we have to come up with another one.

Shouldn't we all come to the new circle to see these pictures?

A reader asked: In the first chapter, the male protagonist and his senior are waiting for someone at the same location. The senior's name contains the character for "porridge," and she is a fellow reader of the novel, a loyal fan, and also a senior at the male protagonist's school. Therefore, I think the male protagonist should be suspicious of the connection between the senior and the senior.

Something else is missing: the second set of photos of Honey Chicken!

I heard you got accused of plagiarism by the Anti-Heavenly Gang, hahaha, they can even pull off cross-time plagiarism, they're unbeatable! It proves that being good at marketing is worse than being good at writing books.

I can't hold it in anymore! Now everyone on Douyin (TikTok) is saying this is the original, and my senior is the pirated version!

How can a great book club be without a game of idiom chain? I'll humbly start this one... Creating something from nothing

On Monday, I accidentally brought my old-fashioned mobile phone to school. I turned it off and put it in my bag, but I forgot I also had an alarm clock. Then it automatically turned on, and the speaker volume on the old-fashioned phone was... Well, you know how it is. And my alarm clock was playing a French version of Peppa Pig.