Starsea Hunter

Following a book is happiness, leaving comments is a virtue, advertising is loneliness, and writing a book is a bittersweet experience. Many people only want to finish a book or read books with over 200,000 words; they don't want to follow a series. I understand this, because I used to be like that too. But sometimes I think that when there's nothing to read, having a book to follow gives you hope and anticipation every day, which is a kind of happiness. Having had that experience, it's better than nothing. As long as there's something worth following every day, I feel happy. If I were given a complete, good book, I could finish it in one day. But while that happiness is there, it's too short-lived, leaving a fleeting feeling. If I could read just one chapter a day, that feeling of happiness could last much longer. So, sometimes I also enjoy following books, finding endless pleasure in it. By the way, sometimes writing is happiness. When you suddenly have a passion and want to type it out, to solidify it, life suddenly feels meaningful. You can leave traces of past experiences in words. But sometimes, writing is also painful. When you're incredibly busy, have no time to write, or your mind is blank, and you can't think of a single word even after an hour in front of the screen, you'll feel pain. At times like these, setting a goal to write several thousand words a day is harder than a hen laying an egg, because you have no eggs in your belly, no fixed source. My personality isn't such that I like to upload what I've written immediately; I always want to keep it for a few days to play with. I don't want to fool myself, and I certainly don't dare to fool my readers. Whether I can write well is one thing, whether I've given it my all is another. When work is too busy, and I've run out of drafts, and can't write anymore, sleeping and relaxing are the best options. But what do you do when your readers are waiting for updates? It's a bittersweet experience… Therefore, writing and reading books are both difficult. Readers are afraid of getting on the wrong train or going down the wrong path, hesitant to open a book for fear of accidentally swallowing a fly. Writers meticulously plan and calculate, ensuring there are no contradictions, no common-sense errors, a lively and interesting plot, and ideally, humorous dialogue… So, if you enjoy a book, it's best not to just click the "X" and exit; leaving a few words in the review section is a virtue. Even just two words like "support" can sometimes give the author tremendous motivation. Personally, I enjoy reading book reviews, not for anything else, but just for the lively atmosphere.

The author is truly amazing! One of the supporting characters in the book, Hua Manli, is a spitting image of Ma Rong! The author is also incredible for knowing about a woman like Ma Rong!

This is my first time writing a book, and before I knew it, I had already written two million words! Looking back now, it really wasn't easy! Science fiction is not a popular genre on 17K, and as a newcomer, the cold reception I received goes without saying! Anyway, all I remember is that when I had 200,000 words, I only got a little over a hundred clicks a day. Fortunately, the charlatan persevered, and although his data still can't compare to those of the experts, it's at least presentable now. Thank you to all the readers who have been supporting Shengun. It is because of your support that I have been able to keep going!

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I first read this book when I was in junior high school, and now I've graduated from university. It's definitely my favorite novel from my teenage years, haha.

I think the author might not have a deep understanding of money. If Yun Hongchang can casually spend 200 billion on decorating his room, why is the bounty on the protagonist only 10 billion? It's hard to understand.

A friend mentioned that the charlatan had corrected the issues of duplicate names for some minor characters and some typos, but the plagiarism websites wouldn't fix them, and some of the errors were even created by them! This is something that charlatans can't change! Blame those guys if you want!

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