As a Beautiful Girl, I'll Conquer the Internet

At first glance, I thought it was just another formulaic, wish-fulfillment story, but! Sister Li (the author) is truly incorrigible. Her writing is incredibly realistic, the character development is superb, especially Gu Hai's. And you can't predict what will happen next at all. Reading volume five felt like watching half an American TV series with ACG elements—foreshadowing! Foreshadowing! Foreshadowing! Foreshadowing from beginning to end! But even with so much foreshadowing, I still couldn't guess the plot. Until the events unfolded, I didn't even know which parts were foreshadowing; I thought it was just filler material. I'm blown away by this young author!

In the last few days of this book, we'll just give you some sweet moments and call it a day.

Visiting graves. If you see this comment, go check out the new book next door.

The author's work is excellent, the writing is superb, and the plot is very engaging. However, the only change lies in the motivation that sustains the author's updates after the book became profitable. I can say with certainty that this novel was written from the author's genuine feelings, but it's not the world the author envisioned. Because in that world, what sustains updates is no longer the growth in subscriptions, but the creation of one's own parallel universe—a true belief.

I'm really disgusted by Baymax. Give this a like if you want him dead.

This book will cease updates on the first day of next month. We apologize for any inconvenience.

I'm playing games for one last day! I absolutely won't play anymore after that! I will definitely keep my promise to update four times a day from the 15th until the beginning of September! I will make up for the four days I missed on the 16th, 17th, 18th, and 19th!

Scammed by two 100,000 fire coupons

Enough with the chit-chat, let's get started. As a light novel, a web novel, this book has a good opening. Starting with the perspective of working and live-streaming games is obviously better than the dull and formulaic school life or friend visits. This self-reliance from scratch generally appeals to many readers. At the time, it received positive reviews among new books; it's fair to say that for a period of time, among a bunch of inexplicably good yuri novels, there were always a few well-written ones—it's become a pattern. First, regarding the plot, each volume uses "a certain event" or "a goal" as its driving force, even the holiday slice-of-life scenes are centered around "a holiday..."

To be honest, the beginning was pretty good, but it got increasingly inexplicable towards the end. It felt really awkward to read, and even someone like me who can read all types of characters found it hard to accept. What are the average reader supposed to do?