Creating Worlds Through Writing: Chinese Web Novels Crush Western Mythology

Just finished reading it, and I think the author's new story is great! I'm eagerly awaiting more updates...

It's a new book, but there's too little of it. We can't tell much from it yet, so we'll keep it for now.

After a year's hiatus in the short drama genre, Squid is back with new chapters! The shortcomings of the book review have been corrected, and a large amount of rewriting has brought the book back on track. The old framework with new content is even better! New readers are advised to read from the beginning, otherwise, you won't be able to follow along. PS: Please give me a five-star review! Good reviews are Squid's biggest motivation for updating (evil grin).

This is a really good book, why are there so few requests for updates? Are people all waiting for it to finish? 🤔

The plot is full of twists and turns, and very inspiring. The characters are patriotic yet rational. It's like watching the characters write the book. The writing is solid, with detailed and vivid descriptions. The author should write 50,000 words a day, just like the protagonist! @LovesSquid

I think the author could add a more idealistic progression path later on, such as stronger determination leading to greater power, or sufficient determination leading to awakening and further progress on that path to become stronger. This would help more people, since some are just ordinary people who cannot cultivate. After all, with great power comes great responsibility.

Actually, are the heroes after 1800 only from the Qing Dynasty? Weren't there countless heroes from the Republic of China, the War of Resistance against Japan, the Liberation War, and even the Korean War? "An inch of land, an inch of blood; ten thousand youths, ten thousand soldiers"—authors, please don't write those plots that raise blood pressure.

Aside from the part about concealing one's identity, it's pretty good overall. It feels a bit better than the previous book, but also a bit worse.

The author writes well, keep up the good work! As long as you keep updating and don't write filler content, I will continue reading.

I just finished reading Squid's new book. It continues the style of her previous book—good, enjoyable, and I hope she continues reading.