Life After Being Struck Off

Reviewer 1: The author's new book retains a strong personal style. The writing fundamentals are excellent, conveying a grand and sophisticated feel, showcasing the author's literary charm. While there are some flaws in the plot, the overall completion is quite high, and the story itself is well-developed and entertaining. The character development is excellent; repetitive assertions make the characters vivid and memorable. Reviewer 2: The writing skills are solid, and the style is quite engaging. However, the opening presents a large amount of background information in a descriptive manner, rather than focusing on character development and plot progression. This could lead to reader fatigue before the story even begins. ...

The author's writing style is truly excellent, with well-developed characters and a clear plot, making them stand out in the SF (Small Frontier) genre. However, the author doesn't quite understand how to engage readers; the later paid chapters become noticeably drawn out, and the excessive use of flowery language only leads to fatigue. The captivating opening paragraph demonstrates the author's skill, but perhaps time constraints or a lack of focus prevented this. While the author intended it for those who already enjoyed the work, this approach won't attract more readers, and existing readers will gradually abandon the series.

Honestly, although this isn't the first book I plan to read straight through, it's truly something to look forward to. If the author intends to abandon it, even our harshest criticisms are powerless against it. What about our expectations? Will they be thrown into the dustbin of history, crushed like garbage, and vanished by the wind? I have no right to criticize the author; indeed, people don't act without self-interest, and you can't force things. But I hope the author will come back often and chat with us. (~_~;)

After some hesitation, I've decided to update again. I had considered stopping before... I'm getting on in years, and writing is just a hobby and a source of enjoyment for me. You all want me to change the pace now... I can't, and to be arrogant, I don't want to... This situation is really just for my own comfort, not because I care about whether the readers like it... I apologize, everyone...

I never expected this book to be revived. It's been years since I last used a pineapple bun; I'm already a graduate student myself. Recently, the anime adaptation of "The Unmarried Heroine" ended, and while watching it, I was repeatedly reminded of the days when I was obsessed with Japanese and Chinese light novels. Driven by nostalgia and with nothing to do during the National Day holiday, I revisited some old apps and websites, only to discover that this book had been updated again. It's truly a moving experience!

My typing speed is a bit slow right now, I can't help it, it's been too long since I've written... My current goal is to accumulate drafts and update once a week as a heartbeat to let you know I'm not going to disappear again... I'll release everything at once after I finish the first volume...

I read it when I was in high school, and the writing style left a deep impression on me. Now, three years have passed since I graduated and have been working. I happened to see it again, and it's been re-updated, so I'll reread it first.

I don't have the ability or energy to update continuously right now... I'll update once a week, as far as I can write, and release any extra bits I've written when they feel presentable...

Finally, we can see Qiaoqiao continue her cross-dressing story. The author just needs to keep writing; the update frequency is secondary. As long as she doesn't abandon the story, that's good enough. Keep it up!

As reminded by the editor, I'd like to clarify my update schedule. Since I've started working, and the workload has changed significantly, plus I haven't written in a long time, I can no longer update daily as usual. My current plan is to write a certain amount of material before releasing it…