Poppies Will Never Bloom on the Ship of Theseus

Is the ending still Xiao Xi's route? Although Xiao Xi is great, I'd rather have all of them. Every female protagonist is so touching, and missing even one would be a regret, making it hard to achieve a perfect ending. In fact, Lao Zhao's writing style is more suited to harem novels than stock market stories.

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I just remembered this book, so I rushed back to take a look. It really gave me a big surprise! (Liu Ming)

This isn't even a refined edit. Old Zhao's strength, character development, is being ignored; he's just forcibly using a template. If you don't have the energy to write, why are you doing two projects at once? I was so happy about the reboot of the female puppet show, but this is what I got? This is it?

I am really looking forward to this book. Think about it. A few years later, a person rewrote the book he had written. Over the past few years, his writing skills, way of thinking, ideas, and even values ​​have changed to some extent. How would he view the story he wrote in the past? Would he shake his head in resignation? Would he smile knowingly? Or would he marvel at its brilliance?

I've been reading Lao Zhao's books for almost a year and a half now, and I seriously suspect and feel that Lao Zhao is a submissive character, even more so than a typical submissive. He's someone who likes to follow the crowd, lacks independent judgment, and engages in all sorts of stock speculation, choosing whoever's stock rises the most as the female lead. Can't he at least have some self-respect? I don't ask for much, I just want to collect them all. 😌😌

Chopper, what exactly was your purpose in writing this book? To make up for the regrets and incongruities of the previous book? To give longtime readers a satisfying ending? Is the intention to repackage old books to attract new readers? In the end, what you wrote was actually someone else, just with the same name.

Reading the book reviews, I feel like this book isn't as good as the original. I'll wait and see, and then see. The original novel, "Sister Doll," was truly amazing. For a whole week after reading it, Su Yuxi was all I could think about. It's rare to find a novel that could create such a captivating female protagonist.

I hope that if I rewrite it, all the female protagonists can find happiness. Summer is my two favorite female protagonists.

When I read the first version, I felt that... If we reduce the amount of miscellaneous science popularization and side stories. Only write about a few female protagonists. Write more about the older sister's internal struggles and the younger sister's reckless actions. To gloss over the unimportant details, "My Little Sister is a masterpiece" is the only one that truly stands out.