How Is My Cold and Proud Master My Archrival from a Past Life?

Take a few days off, then head straight to the finale next month.

Subscriptions are decreasing...

Just wanted to update everyone. It's been four days since I had the fever, but it's gone down now. My sense of smell and taste are back to normal. My current symptoms are cough, loss of appetite, back pain, and diarrhea. Please be careful.

Your book is refreshing in terms of subject matter, writing style, plot, and attention to detail. However, your daily update schedule can easily make readers feel that the plot is dragging and boring, causing them to gradually lose interest in your book, even if the quality is really very good.

I'm researching a new book: Western fantasy + harem + husband-chasing + mecha. Interested?

The author's writing is decent, but nothing particularly outstanding. It would be considered a masterpiece on other platforms, but on Pineapple Bun, the traditional fantasy genre doesn't offer much to attract a large audience. Furthermore, the author's update frequency is insufficient, especially considering the previous month-long hiatus. On Pineapple Bun, the only other book that survives a month-long hiatus is *King of Martial Arts*, which is exceptionally good. Even the author can't compare. That hiatus was too damaging; the results shouldn't have been so low.

It's a dilemma. You're a month-end deadline warrior, but you usually only update once a day... Chasing each update one by one is too painful, forcing me to let the book rest. This has become a vicious cycle.

Is the author a woman? Her writing is so delicate.

Is it a single female lead?

I've been waiting for my master for almost three months, please let her go!