I'm Done Pretending to Be a Cute Girl to Scam People Online! Don't, Rich Bro!

Huh?! Rainbow Cat is having an audition?! I've been really busy lately, stockpiling manuscripts for my new book. As for Rainbow Cat's story, to avoid sporadic updates, I plan to release it after it's almost finished. Sorry everyone, meow (bowing deeply).

[Book Review Completion Plan • 4] ... As a reader and a struggling author, I've always believed that a book that's all praise and no one criticizes is a terrifying thing. This book was like that; it never had such a wonderful start, yet ended up with a nearly collapsed narrative rhythm, ultimately leading to its discontinuation. What a pity. ... Let's analyze the genre first. This book is a very common campus slice-of-life story on BLB (BLB), not exactly a red ocean, but certainly highly competitive. This book managed to stand out, mainly because of its "abstract" approach. From the title to the synopsis to the protagonist's constant...

My hometown is in the countryside, and we had a donkey there. This donkey was incredibly talented, especially skilled at grinding grain. It was very creative, and the flour it ground was loved by everyone in the village. Countless wealthy people from big cities would come specifically to buy its flour. This donkey possessed extraordinary wisdom and worked diligently every day. It worked tirelessly, grinding countless tons of excellent flour. The highest quality flour even won a world-class "Best Flour Award." We all loved this donkey; it was our legendary donkey. But now it's slacking off and won't grind any more flour. We've tried everything to coax it, giving it treats, hoping it will continue grinding. But it says...

Byd is stuck in the same low-score range as Silver, unable to climb higher or lower. It seems like it's in a bad way, yet it still updates occasionally. It's been alive for three months now, and I check every day to see if it's come back to life. Just give it a quick and easy answer!

After my calculus class today, I picked up my phone and glanced at the campus group chat. As soon as I entered, I saw them discussing something about "Dragon Slash." I was overjoyed and quickly typed out a few sentences: "Watch me use a Greatsword Slash followed by a Quick Draw Slash to cut off the Dragon Slash's tail!" "Our Long Swordsmen are so cool!" But as soon as I sent those two sentences, the group went silent. Several minutes passed without anyone sending another message. My face stiffened. Did they all discriminate against Long Swordsmen? "Actually, I also play with the Charge Blade, and I love using the 'Upward Slash' in multiplayer." But still, no one replied. At this point, my hands were trembling slightly. Finally, someone responded: "You said..."

It's released! Here's a long review to liven things up. First and foremost, what attracts everyone is the abstractness! Having read Pineapple Buns for so long, this is the first time I've encountered such abstract descriptions. And to make matters worse, these abstract descriptions are surprisingly fitting! However, abstract as it may be, the author's character development is excellent, and the progress between Bai Wu and Cai Hua is very smooth. As a lighthearted reader and a fan of pure romance, I highly recommend this novel! If you're in a bad mood, reading about Cai Hua and Bai Wu's antics always resolves things thanks to the author's abstract descriptions (it's so frustrating!), But if you can keep reading, you'll find yourself thinking, "Wow, it's kind of sweet!" The beginning mainly...

Oh my... It's quite a big deal! (Yuno cups her face against the light) Well, let me start by saying I'm a high school sophomore. I used to be a total "2D" person, but I rarely watch anime anymore. I mostly just play some casual games (whispering) QAQ. But recently I've become obsessed with "Transformation Marriage" ^ω^, and I've been watching "Rainbow Cat Cat" lately, but the author hasn't updated it QAQ. Hey~ Author-chan, if you don't update soon, I'll "kill" you! (Whispering)

A truly excellent novel. It made my brain spin like a synchronous satellite, completely devoid of any other twists or turns. It doesn't feature hidden identities, male-female conflict, or anything like that. It stands out as an abstract, comedic story that resonates with spiritual life while remaining detached from reality. Each update can keep me entertained all day. I regularly check in with daily gems, and every time I break down in tears, the humor and abstraction never go too far. The flying knives and stomach aches never cross the line. If I had to choose, I'd probably only keep this one book on my SF account. So, when will "The Prisoner of Snow" update?

I bought this book after seeing its ranking in a "Moe God Contest," and it truly surprised me! It includes, but is not limited to: various quirky contemporary abstract literary elements, subtle yet thoughtful sweetness, and a touch of romance amidst the passion (?). The author genuinely put a lot of effort into depicting Cai's psychological changes and inner world, and the rhetoric and descriptions in many places make Cai feel like a living, breathing person who transitioned from male to female. The male lead, Bai Fu, is perfectly positioned, and his character resonates with the female lead's background and experiences, which is truly amazing. As someone who got into this book because of a "transformation marriage" story...

It feels like there's a background framework, but the details aren't well thought out, so the focus is constantly shifting to daily interactions and the romantic subplot. This has turned the style into a pure romance (though this is being toned down; Ayaka is currently too naive and innocent. Even someone with a strong romantic streak shouldn't be like this. Adding more inner monologues or actions could make her seem like she was at least once a male college student. Currently, her image is that of a standard, adorably naive, and slightly arrogant little girl, and aside from some minor interactions with the other four, there's still a noticeable incongruity). In short, there's too little focus on the main storyline of Ayaka's background and development; it feels like watching a campus romance with a touch of fantasy. Finally...