Behind the Scenes + Urban + System + Fake Persona Reveals the Truth
Zhao Mo, an ordinary college student, unexpectedly obtains a System that turns falsehood into reality. From then on, he gains the power to alter reality and create things from nothing.
As long as the things he fabricates provoke emotional reactions and strong emotional resonance in people, he can harvest their emotional energy and further enhance his ability to turn the imaginary into reality!
From all kinds of amusing incidents in college life, to strange legends on the internet, to the spiritual qi revival in the real world...
The source of every change in the world is simply an image he made up in his mind. As his power changes and all kinds of myths return to reality, where will the world go in his hands...
It's a good novel. I suggest you skip the first 16 chapters, as they mainly focus on the plot of celebrating a rich heiress's birthday. The later chapters are much better. It's so good-looking that I'd give it a 7 out of 10.
Seeing the trailer for "The Ghost Ship on the Yellow River," what makes it better than other behind-the-scenes stories is its gradual approach. Novels are all about cyclical progression, and I hope the author can maintain this slow pace, because if you don't, the plot or power levels will fall apart. Too many novels suffer from this problem.
It's alright. So far, apart from a few minor issues and some minor flaws, it's generally good. However, there's one problem: the author updates rather slowly.
Behind-the-scenes strategy, very good, enjoyable.
Sure, it's developing very steadily, unlike those strange ones where spiritual energy immediately revives.
It's not like we're from the Western world; we wouldn't say someone lacks cultivation. Can't you write something more serious about people? This author wrote about a Western mythological angel named "This Angel" and then taught some kind of spiritual practice—are they kidding me? The author's writing is sloppy. While such a concept is acceptable in China, there's no such thing as a spiritual practice in the West. This is pure nonsense without any research.
It's pretty good. I don't know why nobody reads it. It portrays human greed and human nature very well.
A novel worth reading; currently, there are no major flaws.
Keep it up, keep it up, master!
Well written, the plot is engaging.