The End of the World with a Difference

Um, I'm a Traditional Chinese user, so I can't keep up with the reading. It's not much, just a reward of 10,000 coins, roughly my monthly reading expenses. You write a little, I'll read a little; I'll read as much as I can. Whether it's the name of the disease or the anomaly, then find the puzzle piece by day, and it will be completed.

I hope the author sees this post. This book is actually quite good; you can get hooked from the first glance. However, this less-than-ideal rating is normal. Why? Because of the synopsis. Many people lose interest after reading the synopsis because the author has already revealed all their ideas. Too many people scroll past the synopsis, including me.

The author was lazy. Author, let me do the math for you: if you type one word per second, that's 3600 words per hour. If you sleep for 6 hours, eat for 1 hour, wash up for a generous 1 hour, and brainstorm for another 1 hour, you'll have 15 hours left to write 54,000 words. Approximately 14 chapters. But what do you mean by only updating this little bit? Do you think you're doing right by the readers who read your books?

The premise of this book is quite interesting, and the characters' intelligence is relatively solid. However, the problem lies in the protagonist's overly prominent "protagonist halo," which makes it feel like a simplistic, low-brow novel. For example, the protagonist always gets SSS ranks, consistently scoring higher than everyone else, which is as absurd as some characters who always manage to…

Foreword: I have read the author's previous books, including Immortal Diseases, Difference Points to Doomsday, and some others, but only read the beginning. 1. First of all, I admire the author's many novel and imaginative ideas. This was the driving force behind my reading of the previous books. I think people who have ideas and can write them are amazing.

Honestly, if you're really that demanding about the quality of your work, stop writing web novels and spend decades honing your craft to win the Nobel Prize. Web novelists don't have that need; most prioritize quantity over quality. They just need something that catches their eye, and they're lucky if they can keep reading for a few hundred chapters without losing their minds. If you really have such high moral standards, then don't make money off web novels.

They really did manage to almost bring about the end of the world. They even cut up the books, so the apocalypse never came. (Laughs)

The author means I'll abandon the eunuch, no problem. You criticize me in this book, do you like it? You can't criticize me in my next book and make me want to keep subscribing to it.

I hereby unilaterally declare that this book is abandoned.

Little wings, hee hee hee