The Unlucky Black Cat

Well, I haven't read any of the author's other novels. I did read a few chapters of "The Poor Man's Two Thousand Years" when it was recommended on Zhangtui, and it was very well written, but unfortunately it wasn't my cup of tea. At that time, I was following "The Demon Suppression Museum" and "The New Legend of the White Snake."

I suggest reading it only after it's finished. This author is a literary youth, and if he thinks the book is bad, or if some readers have some complaints about a certain plot point (which isn't a big problem, but just puts a lot of pressure on the reader), then the book will most likely be canceled. My conclusion is that it's better to let it die than to follow it and have it canceled.

I saw a picture online, and it's quite nice.

Having finished reading "Two Thousand Years," I came here to give the author's latest book a monthly pass...

Pretending to be a long review —I found this while organizing my diary entries and notes. Some parts seemed like book reviews, so I edited and edited them to make it look like a longer review. — November 22nd Diary Entries Yesterday, while reading the novel "The Unfortunate Black Cat," He Wen's story slightly rekindled the ashes of my love for words.

I hope everyone will treat the author kindly. Those who have read his older books should know something about the author's situation. It's already great that he's able to come back and continue writing. I hope everyone will give him more time and not be too harsh on him.

This is going to be disappointing. I initially thought it would be a story about a cat who transforms into a city spirit, wandering among people and witnessing countless stories, both beautiful and tragic, passing through the lives of many. But instead, the cat is arrested and investigated, and it's the same old story of collaborating with the paranormal department.

If you don't want to update, just say so. Why be so casual and perfunctory with your younger sister? It makes it seem like you're being presumptuous. Your health is weak; you should rest more. It's wrong of you to rush me like this; it's upsetting your health and makes me worry. But what does it matter to me whether you're healthy or not? Hurry up and update more, sister!

I checked the time machine app and found that all the novels I've subscribed to in recent years have been written by NPCs.

I found the author on Douyin, "The Poor Man's Two Thousand Years of History." After reading it, I realized that a book from several years ago is still relevant. An author of this caliber hasn't retired from the literary scene yet; keep it up!