Chapter 83

In the following half month, Luoyang put a lot of effort into writing the remaining stories of *The Seven Weapons*. These stories are *The Jade Saber*, *The Passionate Ring*, *The Parting Hook*, *The Tyrant Spear*.

*The Seven Weapons* is one of Gu Long's most famous series, but due to personal reasons, Gu Long actually only completed the creation of six weapons. Later, some people included Gu Long's *The Fist* in the *The Seven Weapons* series, but this was quite a stretch both in terms of ideology and form, and Gu Long himself never acknowledged it.

Therefore, including the already submitted *The Eternal Sword* and *The Peacock Feather*, Luoyang also only wrote six stories, without including *The Fist*.

After finishing these stories, Luoyang did not rush to submit them to his uncle Lu Dashan, because *The Eternal Sword* and *The Peacock Feather* together were about 100,000 words, which was enough for *Hero Magazine* to digest.

These stories would wait until the beginning of next month, when the sales of *Hero Magazine* were out, before making a decision.

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Back in the dorm, Luoyang's attention returned to *Living with a Flight Attendant* which he had published on Weibo. With the continuous serialization over the past half month, the slow-burning *Living with a Flight Attendant* finally began to gain momentum, and its influence gradually increased, drawing in more and more readers.

The initial discordant voices gradually disappeared. The comments under the novel were also very lively, clearly showing the makings of another pure love masterpiece.

"White Da is just a clickbait! The flight attendant and cohabitation stirred the hearts of countless pure young men like me, making us dive in headfirst, only to find out we were deceived, yet we continued to read obediently."

"The writing is really good. There are too few books like this nowadays. The language is witty and humorous, and I like this style. So far, only White Da can freely and seamlessly handle this style!"

"In the story, I feel as if I am living alongside Lu Fei and Ran Jing. I really like them; their love is so pure and true..."

"A very simple relationship, a subtle and delicate emotion, which is more attractive than anything sexual, and at the same time avoids the pollution of sex. The entire novel's atmosphere is as pure as a lotus flower."

"White Da creates an almost perfect Ran Jing and Lu Fei in the story, and we can find our own shadows in it, thus forming a resonance with White Da."

"Although some of the stories in the novel are clichéd, perhaps they are the author's personal experiences. So, I boldly say: this is not a cliché, this is life. Life is real, ordinary, and can touch everyone."

Indeed, in terms of the story's impact, *Living with a Flight Attendant* cannot match *First Intimate Contact* and *Those Years We Chased After Girls*. However, *Living with a Flight Attendant* does not rely on impact; its winning strategy is one word: pure. This book is characterized by a single word "pure" throughout, without the usual scheming and family squabbles, only a gentle warmth and pure love.

It is precisely this gentle warmth and pure love that firmly attracts readers, making them emotionally invested.

Among these book reviews, the most interesting one was at the top, as this long review was actually an apology from a reader.

"Sorry, White Da, I misunderstood you. I apologize to White Da here today."

"When I first encountered *The Flight Attendant*, I thought it was just a silly boy and a rich, beautiful girl's love story, with some flirtation and some ambiguity, using some borderline plots to attract readers. At that time, like many others, I felt a faint disappointment, thinking that even a strong writer like White Da could not escape the inertia of history and began to decline..."

"But as the recent plot unfolded, I realized I was wrong, and wrong to a ridiculous extent. This is not a borderline story; it is a pure story as clear as a mountain spring, and I was too shallow."

"Each chapter of the novel is a complete story, though not entirely independent, it is complete; like a string of pearls, it becomes beautiful because the pearls are strung together. Although White Da did not display his outstanding writing skills, his language is light, concise, humorous, and full of the spirit of the times, and it is not vulgar. It can quickly capture the psychology of every reader."

"The novel is set against the romantic, pure, and real life of the working class in the metropolis, focusing on the portrayal of the young, beautiful, and pure girl Ran Jing, a very attractive and charming character. I admit, I was captivated by this elf-like character..."

"Ran Jing does not have the delicate charm of Qian Wufei or the widespread admiration of Shen Jiayi, but she is equally charming, remaining pure in the mire of society, sometimes gentle as water, sometimes mischievous, with a multifaceted charm that makes one immersed. She is a character with flesh and blood, a character that all readers can genuinely love from the heart!"

"Facing such a work, I feel ashamed—I mistakenly thought White Da was on a decline, not realizing that this novel itself does not follow the path of *First Intimate Contact* and *Those Years We Chased After Girls*."

"This novel needs time to ferment, needs to be savored and felt, to experience that warmth and purity... So, White Da, I'm sorry. I will fully support your works in the future. I believe White Da will always be the irreplaceable pure love master!"

...

After reading this highly praised comment, Luoyang smiled with satisfaction.

He naturally would not be angry over such a small matter; the readers' perceptions were beginning to change, which was a good thing.

He knew very well that this comment received so many likes because there were many readers who shared the same thoughts...

As *Living with a Flight Attendant* began to gain momentum, everyone realized they were wrong, and this realization was the driving force behind their likes.

However, this long review also made Luoyang make a decision: "After *Living with a Flight Attendant*, I need to take a break."

He had already published three pure love novels on Weibo, and some readers were starting to feel a bit tired of the pure love style—once the novelty of the pure love style wore off, readers' demands would naturally become more stringent.

Luoyang still had some pure love novels in his memory, but he did not plan to write any more.

Because even if he published those pure love novels, it would be difficult to surpass his existing three pure love works.

Luoyang did not like doing things that were laborious and unappreciated, so *Living with a Flight Attendant* would be his final work in the pure love genre!

(Thank you to Qing Shilin, Chizui☆_☆Yirongyan, and Bai Yu Xiaoyao Mao for your support. This is the first update of the day, please give me some recommendation votes.)

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