After writing for several years, I finally received a silver reward. Thanks to the well-endowed friend Mr_Crow for helping me complete an important milestone on my writing journey! I'm pleasantly surprised that even this bottom-ranked author now has something to brag about.
All right, let's continue with the Q&A section.
Q: How many ex-girlfriends do you have? A: None. I'm a pure person!
Q: What does the author do in real life? A: A top student of the University of Society.
Q: How did the author come up with the descriptions of how many things taste?
A: Summer Festival Ba Che came up with them.
Q: How can I become a qualified scumbag?
A: Sorry, but if you've asked this question, you're already beyond hope for the rest of your life.
Q: Has the story reached its later stages? A: The middle stage, I guess...
Q: Why did you choose this pen name back then? A: I just wrote something random and was too lazy to change it.
Q: When will you complete the achievement of writing ten thousand words a day?
A: It's easy to collapse when writing happily. I've already given up hope.
That concludes this month's Q&A. Participating is simple: long-press "⊙" at the end of this paragraph to submit a question. Next week, I'll select some questions to answer—and answer some earlier plot-related and reader questions too. For example, regarding the gold ring at the beginning, some people thought it was a bug or that the writing wasn't rigorous enough. I hadn't realized there were so many people who didn't think things through.
I already told everyone in the text how powerful the Revenue Service was and how valuable receipts were. Lin Qi paid cash when buying things, and there was no receipt whatsoever. If the