I specifically opened a separate chapter to share some of my feelings from this period.
I've been fortunate enough to receive everyone's criticism and commentary lately. I've roughly gone through it all and taken in your suggestions (some readers may have received likes from me). At the end of each chapter, I check the chapter comments (comments in the author backend don't send notifications). Whenever I see one, I open it with my account and read it. Since my account isn't linked to a phone number, I can't post comments for the time being, so at first I had no way to reply and explain things to everyone.
Later, I came to terms with it. I won't explain myself anymore—I can't possibly explain everything. Discussing it among yourselves might help everyone understand the logic of the plot more quickly.
Novels are fast-food literature, but I'm an old bookworm too. So while I hope everyone can relax when reading, I also hope there'll be just a little something to think about. Of course, finding happiness in it is a kind of gain too.
What I want to say is, there's no need—there really is no need—to be unhappy over the contents of a book. Li Dan once said that life isn't worth it, so everyone should try to live a little happier.
Of course, if you don't want to discuss it, there's nothing I can do. All I can say is, different people have different tastes, and it's impossible to please everyone.
It's my honor if you like me, but if you don't, I can't force you to.
Back to this book.
The reason I started this new book was the same reason my previous one ended—it got 404'd—mainly because of the postgraduate entrance exam.
I'm a senior in college, about