If You Leave a Bad Review, the Author Might Actually Go Crazy
给差评的话，作者真的会疯的
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 359k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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140Chapters
6Reads · 30 days
7.6kReads · all time
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This is the most original story I've ever seen. It seems to encompass and reflect everything. I saw in it a psychological ailment that modern people inevitably suffer from, forced by this magical world: a desperate desire to achieve something while being isolated and aimless. Hopefully, this story can continue for a long time and won't fall apart or have a bad ending. After all, I've only read about forty chapters and I already think it's Tomato's most unique work.
In conclusion, it's a well-received ensemble piece. Of all the books I've read, this one stands out for its novelty and logical thinking. It's rich in emotion, with distinct individual characters, and none of the supporting characters share similar speaking styles or habits with the protagonist. The main storyline vividly portrays Li Pu's ordinary mindset.
The latest update is excellent. The author's character in the early part of the book is quite awful, like Nobita from Doraemon, but he gets a little better later on when he's working with his characters. The overall storyline feels a bit strange.
It's good, but the title could be changed. It doesn't quite fit the book. A title that matches the beginning would be better, like "Starting as a Failed Author"—that would probably fool a lot of people.
It's a very novel and good work. I read all four chapters in one go in six hours. The beginning was very captivating, exposing a wave of pain points in current online novels. The characters were also very well-developed, and you could see their individual personalities. The third chapter, in particular, had a lot of interaction and was very enjoyable.
It's very unique; this is the first time I've ever seen a novel of this type.
Although I don't really like stories with unclear main characters, the writing style, creativity, and plot are indeed quite good.
Author: Hey↗~ With so many plots in online novels, I don't know which one to choose. So I'll just take them all, won't that solve the problem? With so many backgrounds, why not just add them all? Motive? I'll explain. In short, this is a "perfect novel" where the author has everything he wants.
I can call you the patriarch now.
The overall abstract style wasn't very appealing in the early stages, but later on, the characters became quite vivid and relatable, and the writing style improved as well.