This Content Creator Is a Fairy

The original images I posted before didn't pass the review, so I'll post two more.

The biggest flaw is the immortal character setting; the book itself is still okay. 👌🏻

Could the author please revise the scene where the protagonist holds hands with a high school boy?

What kind of magical artifacts did Duoduo get? Feel free to share your thoughts!

It feels like the same formula as that other YouTuber's book, which is a bit boring. I don't really like doing any interaction with those YouTubers; does the protagonist even need it? The previous book was like that too.

After reading two books, it seems the author really wants to be a content creator on YouTube.

The recent plot involving predicting exam questions is really nonsensical. What is the author trying to convey by writing this? Does having a magical artifact mean you can do whatever you want, including helping others get special access?

I've caught up to the latest chapter! Looking at the table of contents, it's still the familiar two updates a day, the familiar fixed update schedule. It reminded me of when I used to read Yao Yao's books. This one incorporates more traditional culture than Yao Yao's, making it even better.

You've written two books totaling millions of words, how come you're still only at Level 1?

If you write any more Black Myth, I'm going to unbookmark it! It's never going to end!