
Does She Really Think No One Would Like Me When I’m This Strong?
她不会真以为我这么强没人喜欢吧
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 232k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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111Chapters
619.1kClicks
4.4kFavorites
696Likes
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To be honest, the data for this book hasn't been great, but I was afraid it would affect my mindset, so I didn't pay much attention and just focused on writing until it was published. The other day, I saw some comments from long-time readers, so I checked the backend and found that indeed, not many people were reading it. Although I know some readers really like it and have given me a lot of votes, for which I'm truly grateful, I'm still a bit disappointed, especially since this book is actually a genre I really enjoy.
Two updates a day aren't enough; at least 10,000 words per update. Like if you agree.
He was castrated?
Here's a brief summary of my impressions up to chapter 79; overall, it was pretty good.
This number of chapters is actually quite difficult to write a review for, but since Ye Ye asked for it, I'll just write a short one. After reading 170,000 words, my biggest impression is "restraint," or rather, "sophistication." While it maintains the mature writing style of the final chapter of my sister's book, it has lost some of the unrestrained spirit of that book. This is probably the biggest impact of first-person narration on a work; the reader's perception is influenced by the protagonist's and my own personality, affecting the writing style and overall feel. Although these two books are essentially the same genre, the different protagonists provide completely different reading experiences. My review of the previous book was...
So, does the author still write books?
Since writing a book review earns you extra chapters, I'll write a couple of lines.
First, let me share my personal opinion. Please don't be offended if you disagree, but I'm sure you're right. I recently reread the author's "The Strongest Sister in the Server" three times, and while I also finished "Demon Lord," I only watched part of it. Judging from the previous two books, those that resonated with me were very enjoyable, while those that didn't were difficult to accept, showing a trend of polarization. I suspect this book will likely follow a similar trajectory. Since the book has relatively little content, I can only offer my impressions based on the initial reading. If there are any changes later on, I will revise accordingly. Firstly, the first-person narrative is quite unique, and it was refreshing when I first encountered it, but...
Can't wait to see if Shiina makes up
The book will be available for purchase next Saturday. My editor forced me to save up chapters, so there might be a few days of one update per day next week. Please forgive my weakness. Also, is nobody going to write any book reviews? They count as bonus chapters, bonus chapters, and I will consider them.
It's you! Your novel, *The Strongest Female Gamer*, was a masterpiece in my eyes back then, with its vast world-building that sparked my imagination. This one has that same feel from the very first read. An ancient master using his classic writing style to depict the currently popular "chasing-her-husband" trope. I have high hopes for this novel.
80 votes, let's see how many chapters I can get for the author.