Web Novel Author + Wish Fulfillment + No Romance + Literary Web Fiction
While other copycat authors were wondering whether to prove themselves with Battle Through the Heavens or Renegade Immortal, Li Changkong led an entire era with Sword Comes, earning himself a place among the greats of web fiction.
While other copycat authors were eyeing literary works like The Eyes of Darkness, To Live, and The Gift of the Magi, Li Changkong broke through the competition with The Little Prince, providing reading material for countless children and lighting up their nights.
While countless copycat authors dreamed of reaching the summit and enjoying wealth and glory, Li Changkong devoted himself to pursuing his dreams. For him, creating stories was a matter of faith.
When traditional literature and web fiction stood at odds, Li Changkong wielded The Three-Body Problem like a sword and boldly tore down the barriers between the two worlds.
While other web novel authors retired in their thirties or forties, Li Changkong stood proud until his final moment, using the finest prose to write of the loftiest ideals.
As long as he lived, the literary world lived. As long as he lived, web fiction would never go dark.
To posterity, seeing him was like a mayfly looking up at the vast blue sky.
It's okay, but the pace is too fast. Although "The Little Prince" has a small number of words, it still takes a long time to write. In this book, the male protagonist was finished very quickly. It is easy to make people doubt that "Sword Comes" has only updated one chapter, and there is an S sign. The pace is a bit fast.