Collecting Rent in the Apocalypse

The author is saying upfront that this book is a dream; if it is, then don't read it.

If you're not going to write, hurry up and start a new book! I love that creepy, voyeuristic feeling you give me, it's so exciting!!!

Write properly, stop dreaming.

Urban City If you can't write a post-apocalyptic story, then don't write one. The city's grand stage, come quick, come quick, come quick!

Then just write another book following the same formula of making money and supporting one's sister-in-law. It would be so well-written and have a sense of the era. Just don't dream about it.

Forget it, it doesn't have the feel of your two books. The city is where I belong.

I want a sequel to my Hao Liang series!

Go write an urban novel and add the author 🪖 to it.

Having spent over a decade in the lower class, he still retains a childlike mentality. This isn't how you portray a country bumpkin. Overall, the story is good, but the primary power system is extremely chaotic. The protagonist, who trained his entire life to reach the Blue Eye realm, suddenly ascends to the Purple Eye realm after only a few days.

If you're not going to write, hurry up and start a new book! I love that lewd, voyeuristic feeling you give off—it's so exciting!!!