
I Conquered the Future World with Over-the-Top Fiction
我靠狗血文学征服未来世界
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Modern Romance High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- The Entire Galaxy Is Hooked on the Stories I Write全星际都对我写的文真香了Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's good. The right way to portray an author who, after transmigrating, insists on writing their own work is to do it properly. It's not that plagiarizing current masterpieces (like the Four Great Classical Novels, Battle Through the Heavens, etc.) Is bad.
Five-star review is a must! Let's start with the strengths. The writing style, while not simplistic, surpasses most of Tomato's novels (of course, this is just my personal opinion). Crucially, as an entertainment novel centered on writing and creating holographic worlds, the writing is quite engaging, the sequels to each book are well-developed and satisfying, and the interactions between the…
Overall, it's quite enjoyable, offering a mix of exhilarating and frustrating moments. One appealing aspect is the female lead's interesting personality—she's arrogant and boastful, a type some readers might dislike, but I'd argue she has the talent to back it up. Her arrogance is somewhat reminiscent of Li Bai, and her talent in interstellar travel is equally impressive.
Finally, the system name isn't foreign! Pangu and Cangjie sound so grand. And the protagonist's name, Zhu Jinzhao and Mingri Xindu, sounds wonderful too!
(I really like the setting. The female lead is a good writer.) The written works created by writers in the future world can be directly adapted into anime, film, games, and other forms through text holographic technology. It can even be used to create a holographic world within the novel's content!
The premise is novel, but some of the early descriptions are overly lengthy, leading to negative reviews from readers who prefer a faster pace. Actually, it's quite a good read. The female lead has a very unique personality; I feel many of Tomato's female leads have similar personalities. I personally prefer stories with more distinctive protagonists. A rating of 7.
Wishing you a happy day. This is the best novel I've ever read; the rating is too low, it deserves a 9+++. Highly recommended! In the future world, cultural traditions have been lost for unknown reasons, and people are averse to socializing and critical thinking.
🥺I liked the author's previous works, so I started following the new one. It's good, the plot flows smoothly, and the setting isn't clichéd. It's just that waiting for updates is so painful. It's so beautiful, how could it get such a low score? I can't accept it!
It was truly a thoroughly enjoyable read. A few points particularly resonated with me. First, the scenes of mutual help, unity, and friendship were very harmonious. While it's a satisfying read, it's the female lead's hard work and dedication to building her career that's truly satisfying.
I've read another book by the same author and really liked it. The initial premise of this book was quite appealing; the world-building is vast, and the concept of emptiness syndrome is rather novel. However, the writing wasn't very detailed, and there wasn't much reader feedback or description. The supporting characters weren't particularly memorable.