Please give me a monthly ticket!

It's the end of the month, and tomorrow is the last day. If you don't cast your monthly vote, it will expire.

Alright.

Actually, I'm not trying to ask for votes; I just want to share what's on my mind.

The Great Dragon has been performing very well, which has somewhat thrown Lao Bai off balance. He wants to write well but feels a bit lost in his thoughts. He aims to enrich the background of the story and portray the nobility, but it seems he hasn't succeeded?

When writing emotional scenes, there are three fears: one, that the dialogue might be too watery; two, that the bedroom scenes might be overly moving; three, that he can't quite get the right balance.

Before publishing, he deletes and revises repeatedly, and after publication, he makes adjustments based on reader feedback, yet he remains unsatisfied.

However, not writing these scenes leaves Lao Bai, a man who has been single for many years, feeling stifled. Therefore, he will include additional chapters in the "Related Works" section to fill in the gaps. These won't be in the main text, so those who don't enjoy romantic scenes can directly subscribe to the farming chapters, while those interested can find them in the "Related Works."

Isn't this a win-win situation?

Lastly,

I welcome everyone to leave more comments in the chapter discussions and book reviews. Lao Bai really wants to gather everyone's reading feedback. Also, feel free to join the QQ group 736318688 or follow the WeChat official account "Bai Yuhan," or add Lao Bai's WeChat—bai123yh—to join the WeChat group chat.