What Do You Mean, You Also Want to Return to the World?

Not everyone can become a bestseller with one book and a legend with two. If you keep abandoning your books because of poor performance, who will read them? The reputation of "Corpse Part" is already established among veteran readers. Honestly, write more books and you'll eventually become a top author. Always trying to take shortcuts will only get you nowhere in your life.

I don't understand why you cut it. One 10,000 subscriptions made you arrogant. Who will read your books after that? To be honest, you're not suited for this industry. You lack perseverance.

First, it was a body part finger that possessed someone; then it was a humanoid body part that possessed a girl; and now it's a humanoid old man controlling body parts. 🤭 I've read and reviewed all your books, and this one was better than the previous two. Keep up the good work! Don't cut it again...

The idea for the head was really good, it's just a pity.

Haha, didn't the author say in his last book that he was never writing again and was going back to his hometown? He just wanted to make money and found that Qidian was the best platform. I clicked in because I saw 120,000 words, but then I saw he'd been on hiatus for a month. You've really made me laugh.

Haven't read this in ages? You're going to fly to the moon after cutting through three books in a row?

When I first read your book, *Where Did You Hide It?*, The first volume was truly amazing. However, the later volumes started strong but declined in quality. I think the biggest problem is that the first volume was carefully crafted, while the later volumes were rushed, resulting in a significant sacrifice in quality.

The author felt the sales weren't as good as before, so he cut up three books in a row. Returning to the book, the title, synopsis, and beginning were all excellent, but the plot became increasingly strange, clichéd, and vicious as it progressed.

My reputation is ruined after cutting three accounts in a row, I should switch accounts soon.

You grit your teeth and finish a volume of over a million words, treating it as a novella. Those who like your style will still follow you, feeding you ideas. Even if the results aren't great, you'll still gain experience. You can then reflect on the book and analyze its shortcomings.