This Time Around, I’ll Live Life on My Own Terms

I still prefer reading novels from the 1950s and 60s.

I've read a bit of Kangaroo's first two books, and to be honest, the beginnings were really good, but the later parts weren't as good. Both of them were like that. I hope this one can maintain that quality until the end. Also, I have a suggestion for the author: it would be better to include a small space in a historical novel. This is just my personal opinion, so please don't take offense if I'm wrong!

Ahhh, without a cheat code, it's hard to write something outstanding.

Without any cheat codes, I'm not optimistic; it lacks a bit of fun.

His third book wasn't good, but the first few were quite good.

I can't find the story about going back to the 90s and starting as a teenager in Daicheng.

Don't you know how to end it? Or is it still ongoing?

I could post a preview or promotion for the older book; I'm a little worried that so few people are reading it right now.

What's with releasing so many chapters of pre-existing material all at once? Is this a sign of abandoning the project? 😨

Holy crap, 30 chapters today! Suddenly seeing so many unread chapters, I thought I was seeing things.