I Have a Pocket Dimension

What people want to see in their social media space is more content, not more content being emptied out. You're digging up soil and fruit trees; it gives the impression that you're picking up sesame seeds but losing watermelons.

This author goes crazy while writing books, I don't know why, several of them are like this, he gets dizzy.

It's you again. I think you don't need to write anything too ambitious to make money. You wrote that book about the orchard that cost millions, spent millions, and then ran out of things to write about, and nobody read it anymore.

I've given up. This book didn't give me a space; it gave me a foreign dream.

The book started off alright, but after making some money, it started endlessly revolving around New Zealand, appearing in almost every chapter. There are fewer than 20 characters in the book, making it feel very disjointed. There's no main plot; farming and animal husbandry are jumped around in a disjointed way. Everything is about New Zealand. Changing the title to "My New Zealand Dream" would be much better.

A leisurely life is far more appealing than starting an industry! You already have space, yet you're obsessed with large-scale, high-profit businesses! It doesn't matter at all! Because all the wealth on Earth combined isn't enough for your small space.

Brothers, let's go... I'm not watching anymore, let's go fucking New Zealand!

All of this author's books follow the same formula! They get a cheat code, make some money, then want to expand but find they don't have enough. So they take out loans or borrow money, then live frugally to pay it off! The business grows bigger and bigger, the more money they make, the more they spend. Finally, they can't write anymore, so they hastily end it or abandon it altogether.

Author, how obsessed are you with New Zealand? Is the moon rounder outside? Do farts smell better?

The male protagonist got married at thirty-seven. His fish farm had just been built and everything was just getting on track when he suddenly wanted to go abroad. After a trip abroad, he came back to sell the fish farm and then went to Northeast China. What was he after? The male protagonist is almost forty, right? His parents and relatives are getting old, and his children need to go to school.