Only Romance Options

Here's a suggestion: avoid this kind of option-based writing. It's only interesting when every option is selectable. This kind of writing, where you can only choose one or there's a significant risk in choosing others, is really necessary. Since that book came to life, why is option-based writing all the time like this?

Is this even human language? There's absolutely no intention of apologizing. Consider the money spent as a gift for the clock.

I've subscribed to the whole thing, and this is the first time my favorite novel has been canceled. I'm so upset. I'll take a few days to sort things out and see if I can continue it. I'll treat it as practice for my writing. Brothers, wait for me!

The author on the 100th floor is wearing black stockings!

Is this the kind of story that drags on and on, forcibly diverts the plot at the last minute, and makes the male lead seem utterly incapable?

You got attacked by haters and then saved the pigeon (a metaphor for a failed relationship), how do you treat those of us who support you? We've already spent money on you, consider it a funeral. Ha!

The author seems to have some reservations about the Black Silk Building, so it's not too much for me to build a White Silk Building, right? The author will wear white silk on the 100th floor.

The taste is back!

If I test positive, I hope the virus defeats the author soon, and I hope to meet my senior brother Lili soon.

This statement sounds like a joke.