[Showbiz] [School Life] [Parallel World] [One Heroine] [Literary Plagiarism] [No Hiding My Talent, I’m Taking the Literary World by Storm]
[The drafts from a high school classroom become the shared scripture of the web-novel world and literary establishment]
After transmigrating into the body of a high school freshman, Chen Mo never bothers to hide his abilities. From the start, he drops Lord of the Mysteries, and its collision of Lovecraftian horror and steampunk blows the ceiling off Western fantasy web novels. Readers camp out for mass updates, servers crash three times, and contract offers pile up like a mountain.
He dominates every corner of the web-novel world: the epic fantasy of Panlong ignites readers’ passion; Sword Comes redefines the heights of xianxia with Confucian and Daoist philosophy; Battle Through the Heavens sends the cry “Never look down on a poor young man!” sweeping across the internet; and Douluo Dalu wins countless fans with its Martial Soul system. Then he unleashes the feverish imagination of Dao of the Bizarre Immortal, the folk-horror chills of Mysterious Revival, and the detective capers of The Great Feng Showman. From the mortal cultivation story A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality to the primordial-world epic I Am the Dao, from the groundbreaking tomb-raiding tale Ghost Blows Out the Light to the progenitor of the infinite-flow genre Terror Infinity, hit after hit tops the charts in every genre, each one a phenomenon.
In literary competitions, he sweeps the field with The Wandering Earth and The Time Immigrant, racking up gold medals from student contests to grand literary galas.
He conquers the print-book market too: Dragon Raja, Lord of the Mysteries, Panlong, and Sword Comes sell out their first print runs, with queues outside bookstores stretching three blocks. The tender prose of The Little Shop by the Clouds and The Miracles of the Namiya General Store comforts millions of readers, while To Live and Ordinary World earn places on the nation’s essential reading lists for their profound insights. Publishers fight over the rights, driving prices sky-high.
“Chen Mo, Lord of Literature!”
Come on, you can do it. You don't need different vests. I've seen enough of people hiding their identities.
The author's writing style is simply invincible. It always makes my blood boil.
Didn't you write about the border town in Chapter 74? How about writing it again later?
Okay, okay! Support the author greatly!
Sometimes simply having fun is enough
The author's writing style is very good, especially the part about the clouds, which is very touching.