The Search for My Family

They sent it before the killing even started, even though I had a feeling it was coming. I don't know if it's just my imagination, but ever since "The Elixir," Xiaodai seems to be in a state of contradiction: always trying to figure out the formula or the satisfying points of a "cool" novel, and then imagining that she can first lie in a mature formula before pursuing self-expression.

If you're looking for a protagonist who's a master strategist, adept at navigating social situations, ruthless in battle, and climbs the social ladder step by step, please do not click on this book!!! Because you will see that the protagonist of this book has no sense of the big picture, is indecisive, easily influenced, acts on impulse, gets carried away at the mention of family, never takes…

My first encounter with the series was with StarCraft: White Rabbit Candy. I was drawn to Wei Ze, who was carefree yet charming and mysterious. I still remember the shock of Wei Ze leisurely firing a bullet in the final chapter when he was in a hopeless situation where he was certain to die. At that time, the protagonist was set up as an uncle but had a lot of youthful energy. Goodbye is 48 Hours.

I've read ten chapters; it has a strong traditional martial arts feel, but it's categorized as a fantasy novel. Since it's called a search for family, and with such an exceptional family background, I doubt the protagonist will meet his biological father anytime soon. I wonder what will happen next; I'm looking forward to it. I envy authors like Dai Zhao who can use three-character names.

I wanted to see if the author had released a new book, but it turns out he's dead. 🙄

Your writing reads like a romance novel for female readers. How can it possibly find a market? I don't even want to click on it after reading the description. 🙂

Many people seem to misunderstand the value of parents who are considered "fairy parents" (a term used to describe highly skilled craftsmen). They should look at examples of master craftsmen, like the recent genius who designed a turbojet engine using cutout animation and handcrafted it at age 14.

The last one wasn't well written, so please don't abandon this one! Keep it up!

Author, why don't you continue writing 48 Hours, this kind of infinite flow novel? I feel your book is the best one I've ever written. I've been looking for infinite flow books lately, but I'm really out of reading.

The writing style is off; it feels like I've become a silly, naive girl.