I Want to Be an Immortal Again in This Life

I couldn't afford to read the official version before, but now that I can, wow, the author is no longer able to!

Where are the other books? "Rebirth of My Heart" and "My Wife is a Princess" were his masterpieces; the later ones were all inferior...

I guess he doesn't want to be in the online novel world anymore. His health isn't what it used to be, and he's considering retiring. He should just post a farewell message. Playing coy and pretending not to hear won't make much sense. He was at least a figure of some standing in the online novel world, so a clean break is better.

Xia Hua, if you have received the message come back early to give book fans a surprise😎

Writing modern prose is better than writing classical prose; the last book was a real headache.

Keep writing, Xia Hua! As long as you write, I'll stay with you until I die!

Actually, he shouldn't have changed his focus. I read *Heartbeat* about ten years ago, and I'm still reading it now. Xia Huaniang didn't understand that his biggest audience is people who graduated and then spent about ten years afterward. The more grand the story, the easier it is to lose immersion.

My old favorite, "The Hostel," which I followed at the same time, is now consistently in the top 20 in monthly votes. You're really getting worse and worse; if this continues, who'll still watch?

To be honest, Xia Hua is a typical author whose ability outweighs his character. If you ask him what ability he has that he hasn't had in so long, he really doesn't have any. So, is his character more important than his ability? Absolutely not.

Like the rising sun in the east, writing is like sailing against the current; if you don't move forward, you'll fall behind. Now, your cessation of updates is like a landslide, a precipitous fall—isn't that dangerous? In ancient times, King Wen of Zhou, imprisoned, deduced the *I Ching*; Confucius, facing hardship, wrote the *Spring and Autumn Annals*.