I Use Time Stop to Serve as a Maid to a Good-for-Nothing Young Lady

Updates will begin on December 27th as scheduled. At the same time, I will also be preparing the new work I mentioned in the group. Once it is fully prepared, updates will be synchronized on both platforms. I will definitely not abandon this project. Please be patient and support me!

The author's values are sound: indiscriminate killing will ultimately backfire. Many people think that killing is acceptable, death is acceptable, and that weakness is a sin—such people are despicable. Do they understand the weight of life? When blood stains your hands, when a vibrant life is lost in your hands, the guilty pay the price for their sins. But what about the innocent? When an innocent life is lost in your hands, who bears the guilt? The killer. Think about it carefully: the blood on your hands slowly congeals, becoming cold, viscous, even hard, but the lingering, intense smell of blood remains. When the eyes of the innocent you killed lose their light, becoming dim...

The author initially focused on the experiences of Vivian, a seemingly "useless" character, interspersed with scenes of daily life and food (it wouldn't be an exaggeration to tagged this as "food"). The two characters bonded through a series of hardships. The story suggests that kindness begets kindness, and while the romance isn't a major focus yet, it's still quite compelling. However, I find the male lead's personality, shaped by his years of experience, a bit odd in the author's portrayal. Despite the vast difference between risk and reward, he acts like a saint, seemingly empathetic despite similar circumstances. While it's understandable to feel the same way, it's perhaps a bit excessive...

What are you doing, haha, oh dear, oh my god. I'm here to sweep the graves again, and this time I'm going to rap and dance on the graves.

The first day after the author returns...

The second book I read at Pineapple Garden was when I was in sixth grade; now I'm in my first year of high school. Unsatisfied

It's a pretty good book. The protagonist has a good personality—decisive and not a Mary Sue. The general timeline and cultivation system are already established, but some aspects are not detailed enough. I suggest making the world outline more detailed and finding a way to incorporate it later in the writing. (I'm quite curious about the abilities the protagonist gains after cultivation. The part in parentheses is just for padding the numbers, meow meow meow.) I hope the plot development and the details of the characters' emotions can be improved. (Just padding the numbers, padding the numbers, padding the numbers)

Tomb sweeping

I reread my own book, and... Emmm, sometimes I really admire my past self. Most of it was alright, but every few dozen chapters it would reliably have one major blunder, writing something so utterly ridiculous it's infuriating. I was initially enjoying it, but suddenly a chapter or two would make me feel so disgusted I couldn't stand it anymore. These plot points need to be changed in the future.

Will it ever come back? This book is truly heartbreaking.