: To a reader who questions the deletion of his comments

: To a reader who questions the deletion of his comments

To a reader who questions the deletion of his comment

I just saw a very long comment in the background. I clicked on it but found nothing. Soon I received another one, saying that Liu Xiang had deleted the hundreds of words of comments he had worked so hard to write. I clicked on it and saw the result. Gone again.

I would like to state here that Liuxiang will indeed delete some comments and even permanently ban certain people, but those are all targeted, offensive, and abusive comments.

If you don’t delete the comments that use swear words, curse your parents, and have no moral cultivation, are you still deliberately keeping them to cause trouble for yourself?

 As for those comments that are objective and pertinent, Liuxiang is still very tolerant and rarely deletes such comments.

 As for this reader, Liuxiang really did not delete your comment, and I don’t know if it is a problem with your account or the Qidian server.

Liuxiang originally wanted to finish reading it, but when she clicked on it, it was gone.

Believe it or not, it’s up to you, tell it or not, it’s up to me!

 Here, I would also like to say something to other book friends.

Book friends who like this book are welcome to comment freely. As long as the suggestions are suitable for Liuxiang, they must be adopted with an open mind. After all, the framework of this book is too big, and Liuxiang is indeed somewhat unable to do it alone.

It doesn't matter if you don't like this book. After all, no work can be accepted by everyone. Liuxiang only writes for the readers who like this book. If you don't like it, please delete this book from your bookshelf.

As for those who don’t like it and still leave insulting comments in the book review area, please try to be kind. It doesn’t matter if you criticize Liu Xiang himself. Please don’t bring harm to your family.

You must know that when you attack the author, you are also lowering your own self-cultivation. Liuxiang believes that this is a very unsightly thing and a well-educated person will not do this.

　　Everyone reads novels for pleasure. It is indeed the author's fault that you do not gain pleasure from them. It is because the author's writing skills are not good enough and he did not write a plot that satisfies you. However, there is no need for malicious abuse.

It’s not easy for the author to work exhaustingly on typing. If you don’t like it, just don’t read it. Why waste time and make yourself even more unhappy?

I also ask everyone to be more tolerant and less harsh.

That's all. If you don't like it, don't spray it. Thank you for the fragrance!

 (End of this chapter)