Miss Sigrid

I've been wanting to resume writing this book lately. The protagonist's name is the same as Sigrid's nickname, and I keep thinking about this book while writing. After much deliberation, I realized that the book lacked a driving force in the middle, and I wanted to make changes, such as having Elizabeth disappear at the end of the first volume when she was swept away by hell. However, this would mean rewriting all the plot points related to Elizabeth. I'm still a bit stumped about what to do...

I hesitated several times before clicking on this book. After all, the title... Well, it's hard to describe. Even as a fan of Western fantasy novels, I found it too straightforward. But in the end, I still came. Simply because it's... Lol. A good book is about the content; the title is just decoration. I got hooked on this book with "Citrus," which was the first book I subscribed to in its entirety on Pineapple Bun, bringing me joy throughout the summer. A gentle breeze blows, summer has returned, and rekindling those memories, I carefully read this book bit by bit. Lol. The writing style in this book is very similar to the summer travel section at the end of "Citrus"—a light, inexplicably leisurely atmosphere, yet captivating...

I hope to continue updating this book.

233 Is someone I've watched grow up!! (Just kidding!) I've been reading novels on Pineapple Bun for quite a few years now (laughs). When I first started out not knowing what kind of novels I wanted to read, 233's *Thirteen Sisters* (now *The Swordsman and the Thirteen Magicians*) caught my eye. At the time, that book was indeed a bit messy, and now it's basically the kind of book that's hard to finish, but I read it all carefully because I felt there was something in 233's writing style that attracted me, even in his later books. With *The Vampire Girl*, I clearly felt 233's...

I saw you preaching. Please update! I love this book so much!

Come back soon, author! I've been waiting. Reading this book brought back the same excitement I felt when I first read novels!

Waaaaaah, why isn't my 233 back yet?

Pure love should be about two protagonists constantly exchanging vows of eternal love, from head to toe, down to the last strand of their hair. Everyone else is just a background character, an NPC issuing quests, an atmosphere devoid of any extra emotion. Pure love should be like a patient placed in a sterile, dust-free, high-pressure oxygen chamber, never a victor who overcomes countless hardships to reach the finish line. If you don't see this as a hypocritical and broken form of love, then I can only agree.

Since Blood Love, I haven't had a single bittersweet moment from 233 for the length of a book! (っ◞‸◟C) Hurry! Hurry up! Write a angst-filled story about the young lady's past life and stuff it in my mouth! (U·ω·) I've reread Blood Love three times, and I cried three times each time Σ(|||▽||| ) If we don't get some angst soon, I'll be sickened by Xiao Xi's sweetness! When are you going to give the young lady one or two companions who have experienced tragic lives? And then angst them! (´｡✪ω✪｡`)

Will you win, Daddy? I miss you, meow 😭😭😭