In his previous life, one of the novels Heath regularly followed had suddenly disappeared. Heath had no idea what had happened at the time, so he went to the author's group to ask. Only then did he learn that the book had been reported and consequently banned, and that the person who reported it was very likely a fellow writer. Things like this left many readers feeling helpless, and Heath couldn't help sighing over the complexity of human nature. Later, he learned that this wasn't the first time something like this had happened. Some people even specifically targeted novels on the recommendation lists, reporting them in an attempt to drag others down and reduce their hard work to nothing. He simply couldn't understand what these people were thinking.
"The adult world is so scary." May shuddered, clearly feeling that this sort of thing was a little beyond her imagination. Heath didn't know whether to laugh or cry when he heard her. Was something like this already enough to scare her?
"May, you should know that the adult world can be even scarier. Of course, not everyone is necessarily like that." Heath comforted May. It was enough for her to know about the darkness of the adult world, but he didn't want her to develop a fear of interpersonal relationships. If that happened, he would have a lot to answer for, so he still needed to reassure her.
"Mm." May was clearly still a little frightened, but Heath knew that these things took time, so he went to take down the closed sign outside.
The spot inspection had wasted quite a bit of Heath's time, and it was almost noon already. Lunch was a particularly busy time, and Heath didn't want to miss it, or whether he could finish his task