I'm a Professional Illustrator, Yet My Little Sister Calls Me a Hack

Initially, I was drawn in by its cover and title. But as the story unfolded, I increasingly felt that this was actually a "good" work (in my opinion, please don't be offended). Its premise and content have firmly captured my heart (I especially love this kind of writing). It hit the nail on the head, light and humorous. In short, I have high hopes for this work! I hope the author continues to work hard and that "I'm a Professional Illustrator, But My Sister Calls Me a Drawing Novice" gets better and better!

If I get another 50,000 views, I'll unconditionally update a volume featuring Yang Xiang alone. Of course... It's okay if I don't reach that number; I'll release a bonus volume in the next few months anyway.

I read the book with high expectations, only to be utterly disappointed and leave this review. I just want to ask, who put this label on this book? What makes this book worthy of such a label?! Who is it?! Seeing this book and this label initially excited me; I thought I'd found a book about pure friendship between boys, the kind of story I'd been searching for. I clicked "read" without hesitation, and then my smile faded. The more I read, the more disgusted I felt. First, because of some trivial details... Like, didn't elementary school teachers teach dialogue to be...?

Originally... I planned to resolve everything last month, but various factors from my family caused my mental state to collapse one after another. From the initial burst of inspiration when I first arrived at the station to now treating writing as a task, I have almost forgotten what the novel world I once created was all about. I admit, I can't write anything good anymore, and I don't know why, but the pressure, family ties, and other factors can make a person feel so miserable...

Happy New Year to everyone!

This is the first novel I've followed to the end. While part of the reason was that it was free, I really have to say that this novel is no worse than those available online, and in fact, much better. The character development and scene descriptions are truly enjoyable to read. The interactions between the protagonist and others are especially vivid. However, I really feel the ending came too abruptly. Many plot points were left unresolved, and many potentially compelling storylines were abruptly cut short. If these various stories had continued, the length could easily have doubled. I also believe many readers feel regretful about the ending, feeling that many developments they wanted to continue were simply abruptly cut short...

I'm taking leave this month to fill in the gaps, so you guys get ready and wait for your Yuangege.

The author of this work, Yuan Jiang (affectionately referred to as Xiao Yuan), is currently a multi-volume light novel author, and this book is one of his works. Currently, thanks to its excellent story outline, skillful writing, and stable updates, the work has already signed a contract with the SF platform and will soon be available for purchase. It's a very exciting prospect, but no one would guess that the author is a high school senior facing art exams and the upcoming college entrance exams. An ancient Chinese text says, "When Heaven is about to place a great responsibility on a person, it first tests their will, strains their muscles and bones, starves their body, empties their resources, and frustrates their endeavors, so as to strengthen their resolve and increase their abilities." This passage applies to Xiao Yuan...

I first saw this book when I joined SF. I read up to chapter five then, but stopped because the plot didn't resonate with me; I simply added it to my favorites. Later, I reopened the book, and things were very different. Back then, I was in the second year of junior high; now I'm in the first year of senior high. More importantly, back then I couldn't draw and was a science student, partly an art student. Reading it again now is truly moving. The plot is captivating, and some parts are handled quite well. Perhaps...

Um, I still think the extra chapters or something will be delayed. It's too cold to write in this weather.