It could be that Michael prefers other forms of entertainment like movies or video games. Novels might not provide the immediate visual or interactive experience he's looking for.
Maybe he finds them too slow-paced or not engaging enough for his taste.
One possible reason is that Steam has certain content policies. Visual novels might sometimes contain themes or elements that are difficult to moderate according to Steam's standards. For example, some visual novels may have overly suggestive or complex narrative structures that could be misinterpreted. Another factor could be market demand. Steam may focus more on other types of games that have a broader international appeal and higher sales potential, like action, adventure or strategy games. Also, the way visual novels are presented, often with a heavy focus on text and static images, might not be as engaging for the general Steam user base which is more accustomed to dynamic and interactive gameplay.
Maybe it's due to a less engaging plot or unappealing characters. Not every manga can hit the mark for everyone.
Maybe it's because you're going through a phase of change or self-discovery. Sometimes our perception of ourselves can shift unexpectedly.
Not everyone disliked first-person novels. Different groups of readers have different preferences for novels. Some people may prefer first-person novels because they can better express their personal feelings and experiences and allow readers to participate in the story more deeply. However, some readers might not like first-person novels because it might make the story dull and lack a sense of immersion. In addition, some readers may think that first-person novels lack fiction and imagination to create amazing plots and characters. Therefore, whether or not one liked a first-person novel was a relatively subjective question that depended on the reader's personal preferences and reading habits.
Could be that the characters aren't relatable or the themes don't appeal to your interests. Sometimes it's just a matter of personal preference and not a reflection on the quality of the manga itself.
Maybe it's just not your style. Different comics appeal to different people based on their themes and art.
Well, it could be that the characters or the plot don't click with your preferences. Sometimes the art style or the way the story progresses just doesn't feel right for certain people.
Maybe Lee just doesn't have an interest in that particular genre or theme of the novel.
Maybe it's the art style. Some people just don't click with it and that can make them not enjoy the manga.
" Purple River " was a popular fantasy novel written by Old Pig. It was published on Qidian Chinese website and was loved by readers. The story told the story of the protagonist's initial hot-bloodedness and disappointment towards his family. In the end, he formed his own army and unified the entire continent. You can read or listen to this book on the Qidian Reading App. You can also get an experience member by going to Qidian to listen to the book. On the Qidian Reading App, readers could read authentic books and listen to authentic audio. The male lead was Shouta Shirakawa. He was skilled in both literature and martial arts, and he had a talent for comedy. He was an open and aboveboard person. The female lead was Liu Fengshuang. She was also skilled in both martial arts and martial arts. She was a heroine with a heart of justice.