I finished reading it quickly, but didn't find a suitable approach for myself. When I looked through the book reviews, the silly readers were as silly as ever.
"I have a childhood sweetheart. We were always deskmates in elementary school, and there were even rumors that we were dating. How could that be? I told her that when we were so young, but she was a little unhappy. I didn't think much of it at the time. Later, we weren't in the same class in junior high, but luckily we ended up in the same high school. One day, she asked me to meet her on the school playground, saying she had something to tell me. I leaned in, and her voice was soft and gentle, making my heart itch: 'Can you update one more chapter?'"
I silently gave him a thumbs up. He's still at the top of the gift rankings, unmoved, his position as the top dog is unchallenged.
I saw a lot of negative reviews, but I skipped them. It's the same with books and movies; I never read the reviews, I just watch them directly. If I like it, I continue watching; if I don't, I close it. I've missed out on many good movies because of some reviews.
After all, everyone has different tastes. Some people like mature women, some like lolis... and so on. It seems like they like them all. What should I do?
He continued reading book reviews.
"My former boss used to try and keep me, promising me all sorts of things: raises, no overtime, everything. He earnestly persuaded me that the company couldn't do without me, and even offered to find me a partner. Seeing his attitude, I still shook my head. He got angry and yelled at me, 'What do you want from me to stay?' I whispered in his ear, 'Boss, could you let me write ten chapters of *Pouring My Dream* tomorrow?'"
This deserves a thumbs up! We can't stop urging for more updates; the faster the plot progresses, the more we'll learn.
The world is so big, there are so many things we don't understand.
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