The Peerless Sword Saint of the Grand Line

Damn it, it's you again. I've read all your abandoned works, not a single one left—Sett, Ahri, and the one who wins people over with virtue are all gone.

It's as enjoyable to read as ever, but the more I enjoy it, the more anxious I get. Please, just let me finish reading your book! \(`Δ')/

Can a book written by an eunuch in 21 days be included in the daily reading guide?

There's too much impotent rage, and when he gets angry he doesn't even think straight. Is this the protagonist you wanted?

If you're going to write, then write properly. Don't make the abilities too scattered. A novel that lets someone acquire one hero skill and another hero skill won't last long. I've seen countless examples like this: the protagonist starts with so-and-so's ability, then has too many skills, making the power levels inconsistent, and the story is abandoned.

Good grief, it was only updated on the 10th and then abandoned. You always say that online novel income is unstable, but look at those who earn a considerable income, aren't they all diligently updating and improving themselves? Have you ever seen any of them abandon four or five books completely? Either don't write, or write properly.

Sure enough, a leopard can't change its spots. An old eunuch is still a eunuch after all. It's absurd to have any expectations of you. Your words are as meaningless as farting. („ಡωಡ„)

Go back and read the original work before you start making it up.

I'm still into your previous book, "Sett Sett's Pirate Nemesis," with its foul-mouthed style. If you're a tough guy, don't change your style. If you become serious, I won't know how to be serious anymore.

Three books in a row were abandoned; luckily I didn't read the last two.