Cinnabar

If readers follow Mr. Qi's books now, will Qidian still share the subscription fees with his family?

Sir, may you follow the water and become another young man.

Regarding this book, I can only say, don't overhype it. It's true that it was written by Sanchi, but it's also a fact that it's poorly written. Even if Sanchi were deceased, I would still say this; it's out of respect for the author. I can't say things against my conscience because of some author bias. The beginning was pretty good.

I think the gentleman must have traveled through time!

After seeing so many fellow enthusiasts remembering the Three Fools, I always feel that Qidian should put these accomplished deceased authors in a memorial hall, like creating a ranking system, and write about their lives for everyone to remember them, ranking them according to everyone's clicks and attention. This doesn't actually require much effort, but it makes it easier for long-time readers to find information.

Brother Sanchi writes good content no matter what subject matter he writes about, and even when he crosses different subjects, it doesn't feel forced; it's a very comfortable read.

The world-building, character development, and plot development of this book are all quite good. I wouldn't dare call it top-notch, but it's definitely a good book. It's a pity that the author was suffering from illness and that "The Scholar of the High-Ranking Scholar" was a masterpiece, so he didn't have the energy to write more. Clearly, there are still more exciting stories to be written about the Haotian Realm, but the author has passed away, leaving only regret.

The author of a book said some things... And now the book is banned.

Sign in, Danzhu, who was initially obsessed with the Three Obsessions.

I heard about this name through a special channel. I'm sorry to have gotten to know you in this way.