I Told Him He Was a Peerless Genius, and He Believed Me! He Really Believed Me
骗他是绝世天才，他信了！他信了
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- Urban High Martial Arts
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The idea is great, and the writing is excellent, but stories shouldn't be told in a single, continuous flow. The characters should be developed gradually. The current story is like a straight, fast-forward highway, but a good book should be like a web, with a clear outline and interconnected details. These are just my humble opinions; please don't take offense. Five stars! 🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭
To summarize the book's content: "Lin, do you believe me?" "Director Chen, I believe you." I've written over a hundred chapters of the same story. If you're running out of inspiration, just stop. Why keep repeating the same formula? Sometimes, it's especially disheartening to see serious matters written in a lighthearted, humorous way.
It was very immersive. There was one part that really got me crazy, so you might want to be careful. Be careful between pages 270 and 275; don't watch it all at once. And don't immediately try to recall the plot after watching it, or you'll go crazy for a bit too. I was so engrossed in watching it that I almost couldn't control my emotions and almost couldn't speak. I feel the target audience is small, it's rather abstract, and only abstract thinkers like me can appreciate it.
He was lied to that he was a peerless genius, and he believed it! It's a lighthearted and enjoyable urban cultivation story with some elements of fantasy. The plot is initially very interesting, but gradually becomes less original, and some scenes even feel clichéd. The overall development of the story is uneven. The character development is good, though; the main characters are all distinctive. I'd give it three and a half to four and a half stars.
It's quite good. Unlike typical novels of this genre where the protagonist always believes their opponent is invincible and their strength is immeasurable, Director Chen is honest with the protagonist from the beginning that he lacks talent and fortune. Therefore, the plot progression between them is very reasonable. What does it matter to the protagonist that Director Chen is weak?
It's not that I don't want to give you five stars, it's just that I don't really like that feeling of constantly holding back. There are many that are actually quite good, but I don't like this type of show because there's always a sense of suffocation in them. That's probably why I don't like watching shows about mental hospitals, right? People in mental hospitals can't leave, can they?
It's alright, but it's just that it involves stacking boxes again. It's actually fine to portray the official characters as more powerful; the main character just needs to be there for the crucial moments. The romance in your story is quite good, at least better than 70% of feel-good stories.
Overall, this book is quite good. The plot is reasonable and the direction is relatively normal. For me, the early part was very much to my liking, but the later part was different. For example, the protagonist's abilities are discovered by the authorities, and they study them in different ways to resist the unknown. However, the protagonist's abilities in this book are too strong.
It's pretty good, very enjoyable to watch. It's like being the only one who's sober in a world of fools. The only downside is that he doesn't show off his wisdom in public enough.
I think the novel is quite interesting, but I don't know how it will turn out. I'll wait and see. Good luck!