A Guide to the Daily Life of an Idler

To be honest, "realistic" doesn't mean your writing is realistic; it means your own life experiences are like that. That's real life. Actually, we readers don't ask for much. We want to see authenticity and hope. Authenticity means the protagonist laughing, raging, and acting as they please in the world, experiencing its ups and downs, its bright lights and bustling streets, and its complexities…

Anyone who can even stomach this book is a pervert; not a single one of them can be wronged. 🤓

It's rare to see such a well-written urban novel these past two years, with such skillful writing, original ideas, and such a high quality. Highly recommended! A small tip is offered as a token of my appreciation. I hope the author continues to update frequently; I'm stocking up now.

The protagonist is a teacher, but besides writing about teaching and nurturing students, the author touches on almost everything else unrelated to teaching. The key is that after reading it, you feel the author is quite impressive. This level of social experience alone is something you can't accumulate without years of working in society, and some of that experience is something you can't…

Dude, can you please not write about the business aspect so grandly? It's distracting. Bilibili has been around for so many years and only has 370 million users. You're a vertical education app, not even for K-12, just for college entrance exams, and you've already got 300 million users in just over half a year? You're kidding me. You could just write "Why not just download this app?" It would only take one sentence in your article.

What a wonderful book! It's a rare find. I wasn't interested in recommendations anymore, but I never expected to be recommended such a gem!

Why do I feel like all the female characters in this story are written the same way? From teenage girls to women in their thirties, they're all the same: "You stupid monkey, you stupid Great Sage, come on, come on, Great Sage!" They're all like characters from a brothel!

It's very well written; it depicts the ordinary life of the wealthy in a very down-to-earth way. It's a great read.

Your writing is amazing! Keep it up! I'll always support you.

Slice-of-life stories are actually the hardest to write because they lack a clear theme, and it's rare for a long story to avoid falling apart. One or two scenes of picking up girls or showing off are okay, but too many become empty and boring. Large-scale business stories are full of plot holes and illogical, laughable mistakes. If you only focus on daily life, it becomes bland and uninteresting.