Creating Worlds Through Writing: Chinese Web Novels Crush Western Mythology

I just finished reading it and I feel that the author's new article is quite good ~ I'm in the process of updating it. . .

It's a new book. From the beginning, there are too few, but I can't tell what to read first.

After a year in the short drama circle, Squid is back. The shortcomings of the book review have been corrected. Extensive rewriting has brought the book back on track. The old framework and new content are even better! It is recommended that new readers read it from the beginning or they will not be able to continue. Ps: Please give me five-star reviews. Good reviews are the biggest motivation for Squid to update (bad smile)

It's a very good book, why are there so few updates? Are you all raising books? [Think]

The content is ups and downs and exciting. The characters are patriotic yet rational. Watching characters write books in books. The writing is solid and the descriptions are detailed and vivid. The author should be like the protagonist of the novel, who writes 50,000 words a day @favorite eats squid

I think the author can add an idealistic upgrade route in the later stage. For example, the stronger the obsession, the stronger the ability, or if you have enough obsession, you can awaken and practice on this path to become stronger. This can help more people. After all, some people are just ordinary people and cannot practice. After all, the greater the ability, the greater the responsibility.

Actually, there are only heroes from the Qing Dynasty after 1800? Are there still too few heroic figures from the Republic of China's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and even later from the War to Resist U. S. Aggression and Aid Korea? One Inch of Mountains and Rivers, One Inch of Blood, One Hundred Thousand Young People, One Hundred Thousand Soldiers. The author should not write plots that make people's blood pressure high.

Except for the concealment of identity here, the rest is quite good. I feel it is a little better than the previous book, but a little worse.

The author writes well, keep up the hard work, as long as you keep updating and not writing, I will continue to read

I just finished reading Squid's new book. It continues the style of the previous book. It's good to read. I love reading it. I hope I can stick with it.