Noneof_Yabusiness

Authors alt account lol

Does author not know this? Times someone can hold a plank are Beginner 20–60 second Average healthy adult male about 1–2 minute Fit gym goer 2–4 minute Highly trained core atheletes 5+ minute

AI slop The premise was done before too, so this isn't even special

great story Hate the translator tho Not only did he not put the Raws (reply the raws if you find it) 20 % of the chapter is just self promotion

I would like to say that I disagree with my previous review Purely because it's not actually finished tho

Authors note continued - But as I wrote, I got too busy with work and put it aside… Writing part-time is too tiring… As for this book, it's because it's doing so well, and I can't bear to stop… I'm forcing myself to update every day after get off work without interruption… Well, not without interruption, but at least aiming for perfect attendance with three leave requests. So following my book isn't good; it might actually be quite frustrating. … Finally!! Thank you all for your support and companionship. Of course… I still have to abandon it! See you in the 'Completion Statement' of my next book!! —— , Ji Yi'ao - Last Words (laughs) ——————————————————————, Wang Xiaojiao - Brother Jiao - Ji Yi'ao - Confidential (End of Chapter)

Authors reply about this series ( original talks about other novels too) - It's a bit late, and the reason for this lateness... It's actually quite simple... I forgot how many chapters were left unfinished in this book. Not completely, but I was so focused on writing my new book that I completely forgot about this one. The main problem is that the ending setup fell apart! This is a major mistake, but it's not that Unohana Retsu's affection level was wrong. It's that initially, breaking through 60 affection points and reaching 61 affection points would grant 10 times the experience points. Initially, this ensured development and added fun, like in Soi Fon's story. But later, with Unohana Retsu, this setup became the catalyst for the collapse... But it's too late to salvage it. However, this is still relatively good... The book 'Katekyo Hitman Reborn!: A Few Daily Tasks' also stopped updating during its final stages... stopped for two years?? It wasn't that the ending of that book was difficult; it's just that I hadn't logged in for so long, and I forgot my author account password… I'll ask my editor later and write the final ending. As for the new book… My long-time readers probably know that, except for my initial account, I always write a book, abandon a group of readers, and then start a new book under a different account. So… You've all been abandoned by me too. Haha, you won't have the chance to say, "I'll never follow your old procrastinator's books again!" Although you might say that, you might very well see me again in the epilogue of my next book. So, if fate allows, see you in the epilogue of my new book. Speaking of which, many of my previous readers guessed it was me early on; I don't know how you figured it out… But I absolutely won't reveal myself until the next book is finished!! As for account nurturing, or using the new book to drive traffic to older ones, I don't really care. I've already bought out all the older books except this one. Even your subscriptions and donations have nothing to do with me… … Finally, let me answer some questions. I remember someone asking why I don't write full-time for this book despite its good performance. Well… it's true. I write 4000 words a day, and my monthly royalties are almost ten times my monthly welder's salary… But I still have to say… I will never write full-time for this book in my life!! Because with my first account, I did write full-time. When I was writing *The Madman of Death*, I guaranteed at least 12,000 words a day. That's true… I'm not kidding… That book was the beginning of my full-time writing career, and it went quite smoothly at first. Then I wrote *I Really Don't Want to Transmigrate*. Although its performance wasn't as good as *The Madman of Death*, I still earned over 10,000 words a month even with intense writing. But… I really don't want to finish writing my time-travel novel and then start a new one—that's why I don't want to write full-time. I spent over two months writing my new book, 'One Piece: A Morbid Life,' and finally got it published, then the internet censorship hit and it was taken down… My income vanished instantly. And it wasn't just the new book that was taken down; my old book was also censored for a while, and its income disappeared completely. Then, relying on my meager savings, I persevered for another two months and wrote 'I Really Want to Time Travel,' and then… just as it was starting to gain some traction, it was taken down again… During the worst period, my savings were negative, I was living on borrowed money, and I was drowning in debt… And then… Funk you, I'm not writing anymore. Then I asked a friend to introduce me to a job, a regular job with a low but stable salary… Anyway, I'm scared. But after two years, I couldn't stay idle and wanted to write in my spare time. So I started writing the tutoring book, and the royalties were pretty good. But as I wrote, I got too busy with work and put it aside… Writing part-time is to

AI slop The only reason I started reading this is because I had a feeling that this would be an AI story - (instinct) and lo behold it was an AI slop story

? I thought you were translating it also?