Fairy, You Can't Wait Until I'm Dead to Realize You Love Me

Byd dead eunuch

I knew it. Same ending as the book before last: make excuses like being busy with finals, then update less, then stop updating altogether, and finally post an announcement saying it's been too long since you updated, and then you shut down the book. Just keep using up your credibility like this, and wait until everyone knows you abandoned the book before starting anew with a new account.

His words are like farts; he never even bothers to send a notification when something's wrong. And he calls himself a book? You'd be eating shit before it's even hot!

This author hasn't finished a single book. Don't read his work; he just scams awards and then disappears. If you don't read his work, he naturally won't continue writing these unfinished stories.

Self-interest is the eternal theme. This is just a personal opinion, but take Gu Jing, a character from the early stages, for example. The reason she said so much, acted as if she regretted it in front of the male lead, and made all sorts of gestures in his presence, was actually just to soothe her own conscience, seek his forgiveness, and prevent her sword heart from wavering and inner demons from arising, thus disrupting her originally smooth path of cultivation. She and others actually hoped the male lead would be despicable, selfish, and ugly. Therefore, she secretly allowed Luo Hongxin to bully the male lead, and even, without realizing it, followed her deepest desires, deliberately acting in front of Luo Hongxin...

Logically speaking, how much money can you make if you just grab a quick buck and run?

The novel from the same period next door has already reached nearly 900,000 words.

(The first forty-odd chapters of this book are setup and development chapters, a bit depressing, but very engaging. After the initial tension, the writing style becomes purely comfortable.) It's also a tragedy of our times. People nowadays are too impatient. After reading the ending of chapter 61, the comments section was full of criticism of the author for creating suspense, and even some open and subtle mockery and threats 😅. Don't they understand the beauty of regret? According to your logic, are masterpieces like "5 Centimeters Per Second," which are aesthetically pleasing but also full of tragic endings, trash? Besides, this isn't even the protagonist's regret, nor is it that they'll never see each other again. The author was afraid you'd misunderstand, so they made it so obvious, yet they still did it this way. A slightly slower pace and they get criticized... This kind of chaos...

Let's discuss the highly controversial issue of why the male protagonist, despite suffering countless injustices, still protects Luo Hongyu in the current story. Firstly, the author stated early on that the male protagonist had a piece of his soul removed, the soul that governs emotions. This means that while he may not be devoid of emotions now, he is certainly indifferent, showing little interest in love, hate, or grudges. Secondly, the years of torment he has endured have fostered a personality indifferent to pain, suffering, and various negative and even some positive feedback. What he desires most now is to quickly pass through the heavenly lightning—either being struck by lightning to shed the cursed shackles of his physical body, thus freeing his soul and allowing him to return to the world, while simultaneously killing his enemies—a truly satisfying outcome; or...

I've finished reading Chapter 51 and wanted to write a long review; it was truly moving. I initially started reading out of curiosity, having heard it was very successful. I had read another book before, *Leaving the Team*, and while I could appreciate Ami's excellent writing, it always felt like something was missing. Now, after reading it again, I wonder if it's the subject matter that's the problem, or if Ami's writing skills are simply too powerful. Many people criticize Luo He for being too cowardly, but in reality, it was all a calculated move to save himself; he had already experienced far more painful things. So, please read with a calm and focused mind. Okay, let's talk about the content. This is truly the kind of martial arts world I've always imagined...