Hittie's Elemental Travels

My personal advice to the author is not to listen to the opinions of a few individual readers. Because the vast majority of readers are silent, do not speak, and do not pay particular attention to what others say. Most people prefer to read quietly. Between 20 and 2023, many books were brought down by this. The specific characteristics of this event on this website are: 1. Primarily consists of unpaid, gray-area members, and initial VIP users. High-level VIPs and diamond VIPs are less common. 2. Stir up discussion forums or short reviews with phrases like: "The author could try adding xx"; "The plot of xx is not as good as xx"; "If xx is good, then xx will definitely be good"; "If xx is no good, then it's better not to write it"; "Rational and objective evaluation"; "Insightful evaluation", etc. It's mainly the comments section, because readers who are already reading won't specifically come out to look at it. 3. It starts with a certain number of likes, but the number of active readers is relatively low and stable. Discussion is low, and the discussions mainly consist of individual opinions, dissenting voices, and mutual insults. 4. There is an 80% chance that there will be no follow-up. They misled some readers, causing those readers to turn against the author and other readers, and they themselves retreated after a single blow. Then, less than 5% of people voiced more than 500% of the opinions. Most readers didn't even know about this. The author listened to the suggestions from these readers, modified or added to the content or adjusted the pacing, which ultimately caused conflict among readers and led most normal readers to abandon the book. There was a saying at the time: Don't teach authors how to write books. It's impossible to verify whether the problem originated from the studio, other authors' paid trolls, fanatics, or simply from casual discussions. This has indeed affected many works, including many published books and even some excellent ones with considerable popularity. Authors can ask editors or others; there are also posts about it on online forums. Speaking on my own behalf (and based on my experience from reading several books over the past few years), I would like to express my personal opinion. 1. From a business perspective, books are products. Readers trust and buy books based on the initial pace and style. Authors should avoid changing their product positioning and maintain their pace; otherwise, the book will generally have a smooth launch. 2. It's normal for negative comments and negative feedback to arise; they can usually be addressed within 24 hours (interlude explanations, author's notes for new chapters, revisions, etc.). The real buzz usually starts in the side posts, spreading rapidly across both the discussion forums and side posts, causing the level of discussion (relative to the book's own traffic) to rise extremely quickly. This is the problem that needs to be addressed. I personally only have experience reading books, not writing them. This article is merely my personal suggestion from a reader's perspective. It is logically flawed, lacks practical experience, uses inappropriate language, presents shallow viewpoints, provides only a few examples, and has no reference value. It does not represent any political views or stance and is only for entertainment. Any rebuttal is considered valid if it is reasonable, and I will not respond to 99% of them. The author can delete it at any time.

The book's recent sales figures have been rising rapidly, and I feel the author can focus on developing it well. While traditional Western fantasy is a niche genre, it spreads very easily once a positive word-of-mouth is established. The previous best traditional Western fantasy book is still in a state of infrequent updates, and many readers want to read something similar, so this is a great opportunity.

I'd like to ask Magic Cat for some input; everyone is welcome to speak up! #(Seal)

Trump downloaded Cat as soon as he got off the plane today, because he knows there's nothing more rewarding than becoming a reader of "Hitley's Elemental Journey".

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The synopsis is missing!

I feel the title in the introduction isn't as concise and imposing as "Head of State," even though it also means "Elemental Leader." #(Funny)

Why did the orange label disappear?

What does the latest chapter mean? Does the protagonist plan to accept the Chaos Cult and then whitewash himself into the Elemental Cult? This kind of cult, instead of cleansing itself from top to bottom, actually intends to let its members live?

The plot is great, but having finished the second volume, I find the protagonist too childish, and the battle descriptions are poor; it's easy to forget previously learned skills. However, this is only a minor flaw, as the writing is truly excellent.