
A Failed Novelist? My Sword and Fairy: The Legend of Sword and Fairy Gets Ten Thousand Paid Subscribers Per Chapter
扑街作家?我仙剑奇侠传章均万订
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 10k Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
6Chapters
968.3kReads
124Flowers
10.0Score
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As title. I think the immersive feeling of this kind of book is very strange. It is from the perspective of a desperate author describing how awesome he is, so here comes the problem. Who is the audience of the book? Is it the author who beats the street? Or an ordinary person who has never written a novel? The author of "Pujie" must have a sense of involvement. But they also have to write their own novels. Will I come to see you? So if you are an ordinary person, can you put it into the perspective of a street author and feel that it is hard to code? Personally I don't think so. They have not written and will not understand the hardship involved. It's like a hairdresser looking at a chef. What you do as a chef is awesome, but I just think it's awesome. Can hairdressers be brought in? So I think there is something wrong with your design at the beginning, or it could be that a loser who has accomplished nothing and likes to read novels suddenly travels to a different world. Then through past life memories. Be a copywriter. Then write a book as awesome as you want. Will writing it this way give ordinary readers a more immersive experience?