I Became a Taciturn Fake-Cool Priest and Can't Fight

Everyone, join the group quickly! The author declares that there are 20 people in the group dressed as women.

My dearest Beibei: It's been... About two years. From the time I discovered this book until now. I'm so sorry, I should have written this letter much earlier, but in the very beginning, I was entangled by some indescribable mysterious force, and I didn't even have time to pick up a pen for you. Looking back now, I was probably just lazy. After all, even now, I still can't believe you agreed to add more chapters so easily. (A large section of crossed-out handwriting, too illegible to read) ... Sorry, I just lost control of my emotions...

Keep up the good work, author! Having read just two volumes, the novel's plot is fast-paced, the characters are vividly portrayed, it avoids tedious narration, there are no power level inconsistencies, and no out-of-character moments. And importantly—the writing style is natural, without excessive flowery language or childish repetition; the logic is clear, the use of references is appropriate, and it's a very comfortable read. Of those authors you mentioned who have 10,000+ views, there are some truly skilled writers, but there are also quite a few weak ones. As for what kind of genre attracts what kind of readers, I won't comment. But regarding your novel personally, there's no need to be self-deprecating. Just like your own philosophy—writing novels to serve the readers—as a reader myself, I really enjoy it...

(⊙O⊙) Wow, I admire authors who can persevere and finish such niche works, and the writing style is really great!

Wow, what's new?

Happy birthday, Beibei!

Look what I found! I can't speak, but this... This is a top-quality plush ball!

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Is this nearing its end?

Happy birthday, He Bei! (You're back! (๑>؂<๑))