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Thanks! I'll read it now.

I'll give it a try! I've never actually used RR, but I've heard about it. Thanks for the recommendation!

That's strange. For some reason, the terminology in the chapter was different from what I had in my Word document. I've fixed it! Thanks for letting me know!

That's strange. For some reason, the terminology in the chapter was different from what I had in my Word document. I've fixed it! Thanks for letting me know!

Sorry, bro, but I don't plan on writing about Ben 10. Besides, I was already a bit older when it aired and didn’t watch much of it during my childhood. For now, I want to focus on writing my original story.

I understand, if that's the case, don't worry, Aotian is playful, but he also has his arrogance. He won't let anyone step on him and take it as a joke.

They have only known each other for a short time, and Rihai was simply warning Aotian not to get too comfortable and overstep any boundaries. She has no intention of harming him, but she also needs to ensure that he respects her space. In her world, relationships don’t go through a long dating phase like in the modern world. After the initial stage of flirting, once a couple confirms their feelings, it is expected that they become Daoist partners—cultivation companions who walk the path of immortality together. Because of this, Rihai has to be even more cautious. As long as Aotian doesn’t try to force his presence or cross an unacceptable boundary, she won’t do anything to him. Her warning was merely a way to set clear limits—something temporary. As time passes and she realizes that Aotian is sincere and not just a deceitful opportunist, this natural barrier between them will gradually fade. Rihai is a strong and kind woman who does not judge others based on their origins or status. However, that does not mean she is naive or easy to intimidate. She knows how to protect herself and will not allow anyone to cross her boundaries without her permission.

Well, I’ve been researching this, but unfortunately, my conclusion is that sacrificing a large portion of my income will bring me comfort and peace when dealing with publicity issues, while also providing me with at least a minimal guarantee of stability. Other platforms may seem to offer more independence, but they also come with many challenges. In the end, I believe WN will offer me good prospects, especially in terms of promoting my work, which, for me, is the biggest challenge. Of course, I’m speaking from the perspective of someone who has only done some research and gathered different opinions, rather than someone who is actually in the industry like you. I might change my mind in the future, but for now, I’ve decided to try signing a contract with WN.