Scenic Serenity: The Master Author Who Lives to Farm

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I've read forty chapters. I hope the author will write more about the protagonist writing his own novel. Normally, I just skim through chapters and skip them, only stopping to read slowly when there's a plot to follow. I found this book through a list of authors who write titles, so I particularly like stories where the protagonist writes his own novel.

Keep going! Writing novels is all about writing, and you have to keep writing. The more you write, the smoother you'll become, and the more you'll discover your shortcomings. As long as you're willing to write, there will always be people who want to read them!

Later in the story, more and more female friends know that the protagonist has a girlfriend, yet they keep pushing him to be with those random women, hoping to make him cheat. Having friends like that makes the protagonist seem less than great; he keeps making bad friends.

From the moment the main character leaves the house, all sorts of melodramatic plot points start to emerge. If I didn't enjoy watching this, I really wouldn't be complaining. The beginning was fine, but the later plot really got awful. Personally, I just had to vent; it feels so much better to say it out loud.

I'm still disgusted by the main character and the editor's plot. They have girlfriends, why write such melodramatic storylines? Isn't that just disgusting to the readers?

He has a girlfriend, yet he still writes other random, nonsensical stories about liking or disliking other women. It's disgusting.

You've already copied books, so why did you copy some vegetable garden from who-knows-where in the mountains?

His cousin was a complete failure.

I just started watching it, and I hope I'll like it.