Easy Mode Begins with Dream of the Red Chamber

You've written so many chapters about Ping'er, and the protagonist's goal is 36! The author should just change the title to "A Simple Version of the Dream of the Red Chamber" and stop with the multiverse genre. I'm afraid you'll pad out a Dream of the Red Chamber story to millions of words and completely forget the title. Let's put it this way: if I write at this pace and my grades get good, I'll do a handstand while washing my hair.

I felt like throwing up when I saw that the nobles wanted the retired emperor dead. Did they think the retired emperor was dying too slowly so the new emperor wouldn't have a chance to deal with them?

Why would she adopt Wei Xiaobao as her son? And why would she fabricate a story about having a son with a prostitute? The plot is completely nonsensical. Are there any satisfying moments?

It's definitely filler. Everyone wants to see you act all high and mighty in ancient times, pretending to be a god, and collecting women. You end up writing several chapters of introductions and explanations.

That's enough. Seeing the real world now makes me want to abandon the book altogether, not skip ahead. It's so tiresome. What kind of reality is this when you're writing a fantasy world? And to make matters worse, you even go and meet actors.

The protagonist goes to great lengths to recognize Wei Xiaobao as his son and become his nanny—it's utterly absurd!

I'd like to ask if Jia Baoyu's jade is a fake, a real stone, and if the real jade is in the Zhen family.

You've definitely lost a lot of subscribers these past few days. Look at what you've been writing! Either write the side stories properly, or what's the point of writing about reality? If you really want to write something, just add an Easter egg. Write long chapters, long chapters. What's the big deal?

The fantasy stories were alright, but the modern ones really toxicated me. And not just a little, but extremely toxic. It's fine if you like Lin Daiyu, but to fawn over a second-hand, older woman with so much writing skill is a waste of my subscription fee and disgusting. I dropped it immediately.

Just reading the synopsis tells you the author is living in the past! Being chosen, the old man, the fortuitous encounters—these once-popular tropes are now considered toxic! Don't explain the "golden finger" (advantages/cheat codes); just say the protagonist has them naturally! A protagonist should rely on character design rather than fortuitous encounters!