Strategies for Developing Superstars

This is a well-written book, but the ending feels a bit rushed. I wonder why the author ended it in a hurry? But fortunately, I didn't abandon the trap. Although the ending is rushed, it leaves readers with more room for imagination. The author's writing style is smooth and the story is rich in content. You can read the author's intention for this book from between the lines. The description of each character gives people the feeling that there is a wonderful story. I originally thought that the following would be full of ups and downs, but unexpectedly it ended abruptly. , There is a feeling of falling off a cliff, as if something in the body has been suddenly taken away, which makes people uncomfortable and helpless. If there is no finale, you can also curse the author to vent, but the author has explained a finale, which really makes people feel depressed and has nowhere to vent. I have collected this book for a long time, and I don't even remember when it was collected. I picked it up and took a look at it in the past few days. Halfway through, I thought it was very good. I went to see if the author had other works, only to find that this was the only one, and the comment area was also blank. I suddenly thought about what the author was like when he updated the book. Why no comments? Was it deleted by the author, or has no one ever commented? Reading this book requires some life experience. I am too young to understand the complex emotions of many characters. Perhaps it is because the human heart is too complicated, so the author wanted to write about a simple person, so the male protagonist Chenxing is the author's ideal person. Except for the male protagonist, every character in the book feels like an animal to me, like a fox, a wolf, a snake, an eagle, a rabbit, a mouse, etc. Everyone follows the rules of the animal world, but the male protagonist feels like a plant, like a tree. No matter the wind, rain or rainbow, I am born towards the sun. I don't understand your rules, so I can't abide by them. And I don't force you to abide by my rules. I stand here facing the sunshine and rain, blooming brilliant flowers, and I will eventually usher in fruitful results. Finally, I once again regretted the author's hasty ending. In the last two sentences the author said, I could feel the author's passion for the book, but it ended in a hurry due to helpless reasons. I wonder if the author himself was willing?

Author, are you still writing? This book shocked me