Literary Master: Starting with a Sequel

Does the author even know what a "literary giant" is? Does writing online novels make one a literary giant?

When I saw that the author's hater rating was negative, I knew the book was doomed. I just wanted to know what the author was thinking? Did yours borrow from another flop, except his was about emotions? Fortunately, he started to fix the flaws later, but the flaws were already there, so fixing them was pointless and just verbose! And you can't even fix this bug.

Don't miss it! The image is stolen, but the important part is that it's real!

I haven't watched it yet, but the synopsis is discouraging.

What is this writing? How come a literary giant's starting point is so low? This writing isn't even worthy of being called a terrible writer.

I've read so many novels about fans committing suicide; all I can say is, what a mess. I don't know what the point of adding this plot is.

The plot is rambling and boring. If the author could compress dozens of chapters into ten or twenty, it would be somewhat interesting. However, the author's excessive rambling makes the plot feel padded and tedious.

Well written, but I think haters and fans shouldn't cancel each other out. If someone is a hater, even if they become a fan, their hater status should still be maintained! It's like if you eat and then poop, you can't say you didn't eat, right?

We are destined to meet, but we are not bound by fate!

This book is comparable to those written by top-tier platinum authors (though it's not great).