Definitely Not a God

Is the author male or female? It's not that men are incapable, but could you at least wear gloves when typing? I'm into pure romance and don't want to be cheated on.

If you have any complaints about the book, please feel free to voice them here. We will delete them all shortly. How dare you express dissatisfaction with the emperor? I'm writing novels to be the emperor! Those who obey me prosper, those who defy me perish! You dare to point out my faults to my face? Those who dare to criticize or remonstrate with me will have their entire family executed.

Your girlfriend is living like a widow just because of you? That's a bit far-fetched.

Lust has made me so haggard; I will abstain from lust starting today.

A first-rate background and a good writing style. Hopefully, it won't be like Matsuko, where such a vast background is used as a backdrop for a single romance story.

Is this a alternate account Songzi created because she's afraid of getting scolded? After all, her last book was abandoned. Don't follow Xia Hua's example!

Writing a novel like this when gender antagonism is so severe is like trying to lure goblins out of their caves.

The world is set in a time of impending doom, with the world facing destruction in a year, but the plot is too bland. I've read over thirty chapters, and everyone in the book who knows the future seems far too calm, especially the protagonist, who acts as if the apocalypse doesn't exist. Or perhaps, all the plot points are written too mundanely.

Too many books these days are like this: a good idea, a good start, but they inexplicably fail midway through for various reasons. Ultimately, for many talented authors, writing is often a hobby; once it becomes a job, problems begin to arise. You ran away, you had your fun, but you polluted the whole environment.

Daily poison delivery, is there a Shennong (a legendary Chinese deity) involved?