Cat Boss’s Peach Blossom Village

I think this latest video is great. A few years ago, when I was back in my hometown, I used to go back to those old places to collect little things. There were old docks, old towns, and old landlords' houses, all of which no longer exist. I found copper coins, broken copper mirrors, silver spoons, copper rings, and so on. Every time I did, it reminded me of the life I used to live.

It's really well-written; it's probably the best urban novel I've read in recent years that combines rural life with the entertainment industry. It's neither too bland nor too filled with scheming and backstabbing. The use of the cat-shaped mountain god as a cheat code doesn't feel out of place.

Gradually, some comments started to appear. Thank you for reading my book! Wishing everyone a happy life and all the best! I'm very grateful to the editor for signing this book! The process of writing this book was very enjoyable; I was immersed in my fantasy and couldn't pull myself out. I've wanted to write this type of book for a long, long time.

"Studying is not about escaping poverty in your hometown, but about helping your hometown escape poverty"—I've always fantasized about the protagonist saying this slogan in some high-end interview!

This book is a bit contradictory. Those who want to read about rural life don't like the short video segments. Those who want the short video segments find the rural details too drawn out. Anyway, I was getting impatient, constantly skipping the rural scenes, just wanting to see when the protagonist's short video goes viral; I almost forgot this was a rural novel.

It's well-written, but the descriptions of everyday rural life are too extensive. I'd like to see more of the short video footage, its subsequent presentation, and the overall impact, but that section is too short. A few adjustments would make it even better.

To replicate Li Ziqi's style, you first need to find a marketing company to work for. Li Ziqi herself even released an episode to prove she didn't have a team, but this business dispute has been going on for almost a year now.

After reading dozens of chapters, it's all utter nonsense. They haven't even made many videos. If you're going to write about this topic, you need to become an internet celebrity first, yet you've only made two videos. Instead, there's a lot of overly sentimental, self-righteous stuff. The theme is unclear; all you do is talk about rural e-commerce.

Judging from the title, I thought the main character was a cat, but it turns out not. The synopsis says the protagonist thinks he can become famous without rural livestreamers, but Li Ziqi has a team behind her, and you think you can become famous on your own?

I couldn't even finish the first chapter. Your boss won't come after you unless you owe her money.