What Do I Do If I Don’t Want to Ascend to Immortality?

Let's first talk about why XueDa needs an operations officer. This book is a new book, but the author is not a newcomer. It will have a strong brand and a highly engaged readership, but controversy and malice are inevitable; these aren't obvious yet, but signs are already emerging. Xueda (the author) can't dedicate much energy to this.

These past few days, aside from my child's graduation ceremony, I've been thinking about these things. Now that I've finished a preliminary summary, I'd like to share it with everyone. Of course, which book I end up writing for depends on whether the editor will sign it. For now, let's just discuss the priority of trying different approaches.

So many people have brought this up; replying to each one individually is exhausting. See below: This book is purely a one-woman show with a single female lead. One-woman show, one-woman show (I'm saying it three times because it's important). No stock trading, no stock trading, no stock trading (I'm saying it three times because it's important).

The author's former colleague will probably turn it into a cuckolded version with added embellishments. 😢

(The previous post seems to have been blocked by the system; it is being reposted here with the same content.) In the comments section, many readers often express interest in previous works, and questions are inevitably repeated. To help everyone quickly find the information they need, I will compile Xue Da's answers to these questions in this post.

Xue Da, feel free to write. Jian Yisi Jian initially intended to write a single female lead story, but as he wrote, he couldn't help but start writing a harem story. You can let yourself go a bit.

Because I've heard from other readers on Qidian that they don't like seeing authors constantly popping up in the side stories, as it's distracting, I usually stay within the book club community. I've recently seen quite a few posts asking me questions, so I thought I'd give a brief reply here. If any friend is missing, feel free to ask here.

I have always believed that Xue Da's writing style is first-rate. Regardless of the controversial content, few online novel authors can achieve such a first-class level in terms of storytelling, plot conception, character portrayal, and detailed description. I won't give specific examples, since you've returned as Xue Gaizhi, there's no need to bring up the past.

Having followed the latest chapter and read it for quite some time, I'd like to offer a mid-term review. First, I must severely criticize Xue Fan's naming taste. The title of this book is always a jumbled mess, too colloquial and casual, and simply too straightforward.

It's truly a joy to maintain a passion for writing. I remember back then you encouraged me to start writing, but life has taken its toll, and I can only write code to make a living; I can't write any books anymore. However, being able to use the small amount of money earned from coding to help my esteemed brother realize his ambitions is enough to comfort him for the rest of his life.