I’m Really Not a Bookworm

I've been following this book since before the Suzhou arc, and here are my humble opinions. (I understand that July has a complete outline.) When the first book ended, I really felt that Xie Fu and Chu Yue were like the characters in "The Return of the Condor Heroes"—their relationship was filled with sorrow, and they could only persevere by relying on each other.

The main theme of this book is to avenge wrongs and settle scores. July has always been very concerned about everyone's feelings and has always been committed to serving everyone. First of all, the main character is there to set up the plot where Xie Fu and Lan Ning, two seemingly invincible figures, clash. Zhu Ming, a complete weakling, doesn't even deserve to ride on Xie Fu's head.

"How could you treat me like this?" Tantai Heqing cried out to Xie Fu, her tears streaming down her face, revealing a heartbreaking sorrow and bitterness. Xie Fu knew very well that her cold expression and infamous reputation were merely a helpless and hardened facade.

Since there's no turning back, why not forget? Since we are not destined to be together, why make vows? Today's events are like water, leaving no trace. What day will tomorrow bring? We are already strangers.

This is utterly ridiculous and makes you want to give up right from the start! You regain your memory and know you were beaten for barging into the inner courtyard, but you immediately barge back in. The second time you barge in, you're threatened again and your legs are broken. You dare go a third time? Let me ask you this: Is this your own home?

I saw this book through a recommendation and read the first few dozen chapters. The writing is okay, but the plot and the protagonist's character development are terrible. The protagonist acts like a time traveler one minute and like a native the next, which feels strange. The comments say this is the author's signature style, but it's too contradictory.

This novel isn't doing well, with average daily subscriptions below 500, not even enough to cover basic living expenses. The author earns less than 3,000 yuan a month, and writes it full-time. If the performance remains poor this month, some plot points will have to be cut to speed up the pace and finish the story. Readers, please enjoy it while you can.

I've been reading July's works for several years now, and I feel she's one of the few authors in the male-oriented fiction genre who writes with exceptionally delicate emotional depth. Although her writing style is a bit more restrained compared to her earlier works, it doesn't detract from her moving prose. The plot draws the reader in, allowing them to share the characters' joys and sorrows.

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A faint, shimmering light, cold as water, and scattered stars whisper secrets to you... The autumn rain is chilly, and Yangzhou seems shrouded in mist. Gu Xianting, in her boudoir, gazes at the autumn rain outside the window. "Xiuer," she says, "today is an auspicious day for gathering 'Wei Yu' (a type of medicinal herb), come with me."