
After Breaking Off the Engagement, They Really Don't Deserve to Regret It, Do They?
退婚后,她们真不配后悔吧
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 205k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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You said this is the last book and it's finished. You're also updating another book at the same time, "Holy Maiden, It's My Turn to Turn Evil This Time." Shouldn't you insist on finishing this one? This one starts with a flashback, so the ending should be easy to handle. Since you're retiring, the performance of the two books doesn't matter anymore. Now it's all about your integrity as an author. Leaving with a cool silhouette is better than running away with a bad reputation.
Go go go
Le said when the book was published that she would finish updating it no matter what the results were, but as always, she ran away when the results were bad. I can only wish her well for being such an untrustworthy author.
Objectively speaking, if you hadn't been running multiple accounts simultaneously and instead focused on completing your work steadily, you wouldn't have been criticized so much. Most authors on the platform write averagely, but they update consistently and don't abandon their projects. As long as they don't produce subpar content, it's readable—it's a matter of writing attitude. If you don't want to write out of passion but prioritize profit, and multitasking doesn't guarantee quality and you can't keep up with the workload, then you end up self-criticizing—that's just being pretentious.
Uh oh, classic comment deletion! My four-line comment is gone! Maybe you should just block me once and for all?
Sigh, it feels like He Xue and Tao Bao have really been in a slump these past two years. One left to write urban novels, and the other's new books have been lukewarm at best. I don't believe they've retired. I guess Tao Bao's new books haven't been doing well, which is why she's disappointed. Who will be able to take over the fantasy genre in the future?
My father-in-law is really good at cutting losses; let's see how it goes after he reaches 500,000
I don't really believe this is the author's "last book" anymore. I've been fooled several times already, and his credibility and character are practically nonexistent.
After watching it, I felt the characters were so corny and nothing was original.
I've been living in Bengbu for a while now, and I've written so many books in a year... My last book was getting a lot of flak in the comments section. Why can't I just finish one book properly and steadily?