The Lazy Girl Refuses to Get Back on Her Feet

I struggled for a long time about how to begin, so I'll start by saying something to the author. While having dinner and flipping through my summer vacation notes, I saw this book had some activity and immediately clicked on it. Like one review mentioned, I did feel a bit disappointed, thinking, "I thought it had been updated!" But more than disappointment, I felt relieved. I was terrified that it would disappear like some other authors, vanishing without a trace. So, I sincerely thank the author for not giving up on this book. As someone who has also written for my own amusement, I know how difficult it is to persist in writing, especially when you start to feel that "the time and effort I've invested aren't yielding results..."

This book boasts beautiful language; it's not overtly sweet, yet it has a delightful sweetness that makes it irresistible. Small mysteries are interspersed throughout the everyday life, and the female lead is incredibly adorable—you'd want to raise one yourself! More importantly, while innocent, she's also clever. The first-person narration keeps you coming back for more (laughs). The female lead is a little loli (I really want to raise her! [Laughs emoji]). It's primarily slice-of-life with secondary side stories. I feel this book has the potential to be a hit. It has enough words, a good plot, and beautiful writing, but nobody seems to be reading it—a classic case of good but unpopular (laughs emoji). I highly recommend reading it, and don't be discouraged, author! Your novel will be a hit someday (keep going...).

I like this name. Hedgehog's Salty Fish Girl Doesn't Want to Plagiarize, Pineapple's Salty Fish Girl Refuses to Turn Over, and qd Tomato also has one each. Those with "salty fish" in their names seem to have some kind of destiny. They always inexplicably stop updating. Could it be the curse of the Salty Fish God, cursing them to be too diligent? Then their works are so interesting, it must be the blessing of the Salty Fish God!

It's unbelievable that it stopped updating two years ago (sad). Can't you see Xiao Guo being pinned down by everyone and forcefully taught what liking is? I wonder if Xiao Guo will retaliate by taking on multiple opponents single-handedly and making everyone meow, or if she will uphold the faith of the Salty Fish God, obediently lie down below, and exhaust everyone with her superhuman stamina?

Damn, this book is just too adorable... So, author, when are you going to come back and tell everyone you're still alive?!

Please, please, I'll kowtow to you, okay? Please. It's been a year already.

Only 7 days until our one-year anniversary! Such an important day definitely deserves a proper celebration! I've decided, I'm going to eat the cat on that day!

Updated immediately!

This was the first novel I read on SF (Shanghai) magazine. It was really good, but I don't know why it's not popular. Why is it so good but not popular? First of all, I don't like yuri (lesbian) stories; I prefer pure yuri, and this book fits my criteria perfectly. Actually, the author has worked very hard; it's already quite good. After all, I've tried writing novels by hand before, but I abandoned it because I didn't know how to write a novel with a male lead. I'm only in middle school and don't understand relationships between men and women very well, and I can't plagiarize. So now I'm writing a pure female lead novel. Although I only started writing today, and haven't even finished the first chapter… I will try my best, and I also ask the author to keep up the good work…

He clearly said he would update.