Lu Ge Comes from Earth

I've read a bit about the high cost of natural foods. With current technology, producing enough food to feed the entire world should be more than enough. So why will these things become even more expensive as technology advances further in the future?

Dear Chenfeng, I have a question for you. The first novel I ever read was called *The Rogue Duke*, and the protagonist, Ray Corey, is it one of your early works? I read a pirated copy of this thick book when I was in elementary school, and later when I searched online, everyone said it was written by you.

It keeps switching between virtual and reality, it's all so confusing. The transitions between scenes lack any differentiation or build-up.

Why is the author so stubborn? They excel at historical fiction, yet they insist on writing other genres, resulting in a string of flops with their history books, and then they tried science fiction. Can't the author just stick to their strengths in historical fiction? Their 1983 book was quite good; I thought they'd continue in the same genre, but then several of their other books flopped.

This kind of writing would have flopped even ten years ago.

It's written in a strange way. The idea and subject matter are good, but the writing style and plot logic are lacking. At least the logic should be plausible, even if the writing is poor.

So that new readers don't think this book is unpopular.

The first two or three chapters were a bit difficult to read. Personally, I felt that unnecessary detail shouldn't have been omitted; the author cut too much, making it somewhat inexplicable.

You must hold firm; don't cut down anything that's well-written. There aren't many shows on Qidian that are worth watching!

When will you release your new book? I need to write a proper one.