This Host Is Too Professional

I remember that there were often instances of "watered-down" writing in ancient times, though not very clearly. I opened the novel, but it had no content; each page was scrawled with the words "This is a novel." Unable to sleep, I carefully read through the pages until I finally discerned the words between the lines: the entire book was filled with the two characters "watered-down"!

This is truly a satisfying read; honestly, it has captured the essence of the "Taste of Fish" novel. Once it's published, it won't be so padded, and the word count will increase; it will definitely become a masterpiece. The only problem is that these kinds of exciting stories are most enjoyable when read in a continuous stream, so you have to wait and see. There's no fear of old routines or repetition, as long as the writing is good, it's not a problem.

I feel the section on "The Exploitation of the Works of Nature" wasn't fully explored. It should have been a documentary showcasing the vast amount of detail and wisdom contained within the various tools and artifacts of ancient people. An appendix booklet could have been included, presenting the process of accumulating knowledge through "The Exploitation of the Works of Nature" as a collection…

The turtle flavor is too strong. Aside from lacking a bit of the "auntie" flavor, if you said it wasn't a smaller version of turtle, I'd eat it right away.

I'm not reading a book, I'm reminiscing. At first, I thought it was Chang Yu's alternate account, but now I'm not sure because it's missing something! I'm a bit conflicted, but I'll leave it as it is! I just hope it doesn't become a 404 error.

After reading the introduction, I'm really curious: what kind of celebrity would dare to criticize someone on the Spring Festival Gala? The Earth's head?

This is a book storage area; come back to retrieve it when you're done reading!

I clicked in specifically to rant, and after reading the introduction… I'm just an unknown, lowly host. Based on this introduction, I should have disappeared from the industry after my first hosting job (or maybe even halfway through). The role of a host is supposed to be neutral; frankly, it's a profession created to prevent stage mishaps. And you, as a host, deliberately created stage mishaps.

Nobody dares to hire this kind of host.

I miss Shuiyu, the big star hasn't finished writing yet.