Summer’s Approach

Although I can't write books, even if we take a step back, couldn't an author release ten chapters at a time? People might say this is unreasonable, but as I've already said, I can't write books. 🙂

The current state of Qidian is too superficial, with a flood of copycat books. People can't write anymore if they don't fail. The author's realistic writing style is so comfortable to read, but it really tests one's writing skills!

I really like Da Yu's book. Sweet Potato excels at using modern ideologies to shape male protagonists, which should be able to accommodate a relatively broad range of readers' aesthetic sensibilities. Both Dayu and Linxia unfold their storylines amidst disasters, and the resulting philosophical reflections on human nature are, in my opinion, very thought-provoking.

In short, the book is good, but the author spent a lot of time tinkering without getting to the point, or perhaps he did get to the point but it was all superficial.

I'm so surprised! This book is so good, how come it's not famous at all? It's definitely a hidden gem! Author, you need to keep up the good work; it's exceptionally well-written.

The author's pace is slow, and the updates are even slower; it's no wonder readers are leaving 😅. A slow pace needs to be broken by faster updates; otherwise, everyone waits all day only to be stuck in this back-and-forth, which becomes increasingly boring.

Hey, I was stunned when I saw this name on the homepage. Isn't that my family's name? What a coincidence! 🤭🤭🤭🤭 My home is in Linxia City, Linxia Prefecture, Gansu Province.

Having been a reader for eight or nine years, this book is absolutely to my liking. It's perfect for seasoned readers; the pacing, emotions, and event handling are all well-reasoned and logically sound, unlike many books these days that resort to outlandish plot devices to advance the story. Finally, I'm urging the author to update faster! Sending you my monthly votes!

It's a story told in a gentle, unsystematic way, without being melodramatic, about slow, steady progress and gradual changes in life. Articles like this are becoming increasingly rare on Qidian.com.

The writing is good, but after reading 17 chapters, it just doesn't suit my taste. It might be good for those who enjoy slice-of-life stories, but for someone like me who's always thinking about conquering the world, it lacks a main plot and satisfying moments.