Most of them have not been read yet. They are relatively popular works that have basically been copyrighted and worthy of careful analysis and study by writers.
I have briefly read a few of the chapters. The writing is solid, there are many third-person perspectives from God's perspective, and the structure is grand. The old author does have two brushes.
I haven't seen it, but it has high ratings, so I'll give it a try when I have time.
Shan Zhizi's writing has smooth transitions, graceful writing, and novel characters. It can lead JJ's three ancient channels. As a romance, it has almost no flaws.
Writers should have the courage to read.
I read the first half ten thousand years ago (at that time I felt that the author's handling of words was beautiful but jerky. I opened two chapters some time ago and observed it from a writer's perspective. After the book was revised, the above flaws have improved. The author should have a clear idea of what the readers want to see. It can be regarded as widening the ancient three-channel road with one sword). I will read it again when I have time.
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