Put Your Supernatural Powers Away!

It gave me a feeling of my dad desperately trying to make me laugh using the "milk dragon" meme. (I realized I've been caught up in a screenshot controversy, so I'm clarifying: this discomfort doesn't affect the story. The storyteller's skills are top-notch; it gets better as it goes on.)

Author, you should probably stop writing novels. The more you write, the more embarrassing it becomes. You platinum authors have fully demonstrated that success depends on luck.

Dance University, why don't you try stock trading? It'll make you way more money than writing novels. If you go all in, you might be able to buy half of China tomorrow. What kind of novel can you write then?

The beginning of this book is far too clichéd. The classic grandfatherly master dies, the grandson inherits the secret manual, and the grandson casually cultivates to a high level (making those who have cultivated since childhood look rather pathetic).

This book is divided into two parts, and he thinks he's from Jiangnan (a famous Chinese literature region in China), but he doesn't have the same level of skill as others. He likes to write cuckoldry plots, yet he claims that such things happen in real life.

The beginning was well-written, but the seventh chapter started to get toxic. Inside the bank, they said they couldn't exchange money because exchanging gold was too troublesome, and the bank didn't have much money. It's ridiculous! How could a bank not be able to exchange your ten million? The plot is outrageous, and the subsequent plot twists are even more outrageous—what a silly author!

Writers who disrespect their readers should just leave the industry and stop writing novels altogether. Where do all these sycophants come from to automatically justify their behavior?

I spent the whole morning reading this book, but I just couldn't take it anymore. I have to say, it's not even third-rate. This kind of novel is only fit for readers from over a decade ago. I don't understand what the author was thinking. It doesn't feel like the author wrote it. Everyone came for the author, and this is the result. If it were by a different author, nobody would read it.

Chapter 1 The Fallen Genius "Dancing, 30,000, no contract! Level: Flop!" In the Qidian reader community, a kind-hearted reader glanced at the contract status displayed on the book and indifferently posted it... As expected, the information posted by the kind-hearted reader caused a stir of ridicule in the turbulent reader community. "Thirty thousand words and no contract?

I think I'll stop writing. I'm writing a book, and I don't even know how many days' leave I'll get. Can't I even say a few words? Basically, every book I write goes on for a long time before I update it again. There's so much to do.