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Everyone else starts with a bang, grabbing attention with a spectacular plot, then becomes a bunch of filler content. Your approach, starting off the other way around, isn't very effective, but the later plot is decent.

The first few chapters were indeed chaotic, but it got much better later on. It's better than many high-quality Chinese entertainment novels. This author probably hasn't written in a long time and doesn't understand the current pace. If the beginning isn't good, there's no promotion, and it won't take off. What a pity.

The locals don't feel a sense of belonging; it's probably doomed.

A rare gem in the entertainment industry, please don't abandon it! I'm going to promote it on other platforms.

Can we add "beby" to the 2008 version? This one is super cute.

The protagonist is like a grasshopper, never stopping, flirting with one person here and another there, seemingly not wanting to see the sunrise.

This is a rare gem of a book; it's bound to become a hit sooner or later.

No matter how well the later chapters are written, everyone reads from the beginning to the end. It's a pity; the golden three chapters are meant to lure new readers. Only a handful of long-time readers will actually make it to the end. This book is truly a shame.

Praise the author! He finally won over Fei Fei, unlike other Chinese entertainment authors who, even when the story is almost finished, haven't even held hands and have just been simps.

Do we need to collect all the flying corpses from the Tang Dynasty?