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My readership has been dropping these past few days, which is putting a lot of pressure on me and making me increasingly anxious… Especially since a chapter I wrote recently received a warning for being vulgar, it almost snapped me. At first, I tried to figure out why, thinking it might be because everyone's back to work or school, resulting in fewer daily clicks and the collection growth not keeping pace with the decline. I also thought I was being a bit too sensitive, believing things would get better once this period was over. But every time I adjust my mindset and prepare to write, seeing the still-decreasing numbers makes my heart sink, and all my motivation vanishes. Although the number may not seem large, it's all precious…

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I must say, I was deeply impressed by the author's boundless imagination, bursting forth with inspiration like a volcano... It wasn't the female lead's character that truly impressed me; after all, the octopus girl trope has been overused to some extent. What really made this light novel stand out was the immersive first-person narrative, the male lead's personality, the handling of conflicts, the setting... There aren't many light novels that can depict all of these aspects so well. Of course, I don't need to overpraise it. A "new book" with only two volumes and a little over 200,000 words already has over 4,000 favorites...

Well, those who are dissatisfied are more likely to voice their opinions, while those who are satisfied tend to remain silent. As for which side the public desires, I don't know. At least for me, the idea of developing a romantic relationship with Lan Wu, whom I initially see as a father figure, is quite bizarre; I can't stand that kind of plot. However, Lu Wei's presence is indeed a bit weak, and the preconceived notion is hard to erase. Perhaps it would be better to clarify in the chapters beforehand that Lan Wu isn't the male lead? While reader opinions are important, discerning which opinions are truly beneficial to the book's development is indeed difficult. I've seen readers point out problems and...

After thinking about it carefully, I feel I should still give a heads-up. , And twenty...

Young author, do you have many questions?

A heads-up: this book is also known as "Would You Like a Century-Old Octopus Spirit with a Rich but Split Personality Boyfriend Who Still Wants to Save His Foster Father?"

I've noticed the author seems to really like the "domineering CEO abuses his wife at the beginning, then wins her back" trope. Both the dog and the tiger do it; there isn't a single normal character among them.

The premise is fantastic, and the early episodes were very engaging. However, I'm certain the loss of followers started shortly after Lan Wu fell into a coma. From a personal perspective, I'd say I personally preferred Lan Wu as the male lead, and I believe this is the main reason most people unfollowed. Lan Wu had a significant role at the beginning, the streamer character was excellent, and the subsequent interactions were truly outstanding; his character development was very successful. Putting aside other characters, I personally already considered him the male lead. Compared to him, Lu Wei's character development was really weak. Coupled with preconceived notions and Lan Wu's prolonged coma, the loss of followers is quite understandable...

I remain steadfast in my opinion. 1. Regarding the relationship between Lan Wu and Lan Lanlu, my firm belief is that Lan Wu was the first person Lan Lanlu interacted with, helping her overcome her wariness of humans and gradually integrate into society. He was the girl's first source of support. If it were me, I wouldn't be willing to leave such a man. 2. Regarding Lan Lanlu's current situation, I read each chapter with a mixture of anticipation and fear. I anticipate seeing Lan Wu and Lan Lanlu hand in hand, returning to their happy daily life. I'm afraid, afraid that Lan Wu will wake up, holding her little hand, with a stranger's ring on her finger, her smile now turned to be open to others, and her gaze meeting...