The Spendthrift Heartthrob

The author is writing a story where the author tipped a female livestreamer a million yuan before, and now they want to tip her even more? This is ridiculous! I don't find it satisfying at all; it's just awkward. Let's see how they manage to smooth things over.

Don't worry, everyone. The author's previous book was met with skepticism from almost no readers, but it ended up doing very well. His recurring problem is that he struggles with writing good beginnings; it always takes tens of thousands of words for him to get increasingly captivating and into the flow. If you enjoyed Little Pumpkin's previous book but didn't like it, you can wait until around chapter 30 and then read it all in one go. You'll find his writing truly engaging.

This book is unlikely to do well; the author is only suited to writing research-based works. I suggest the author write about extraordinary research, such as witchcraft, magic, spells, rule combinations, deities, zombies, vampires, elves, ghosts, demons, strange creatures, and so on.

This book is so simplistic. If it's a pay-to-play system, and your dad owns a major bicycle factory, why can't you start a bike-sharing business? The idea that spending money means tipping streamers and buying random things is completely illogical.

As someone who enjoys fast-paced, action-packed novels, I think this book is utter garbage. The author should find a job.

Seeing the word "spendthrift" suddenly reminded me of a book from a long time ago, something like "God-Level Spendthrift" or something about spending money to improve oneself. So many memories!

I don't think this book is going to be good. It's really great that I can score goals. The last book seemed to have good results, but I haven't read it yet. The author is great at writing lighthearted stories. Actually, it's already a good thing that they transitioned from sports. It's a good time to relax. Looking forward to the new book.

It's been abandoned and it's still being recommended? Does Qidian (the platform) have no more books to recommend?

Sigh... I really like it, and all the recommendations were for you... Since that's the case, take a break for a couple of days. After all, you just finished your last book, so there's no need to keep writing consecutively, otherwise you might easily get confused! Keep it up, I'll be following your new book!

Anything associated with extravagance is a complete charlatan... I'm sick of writing about these kinds of things.