
Heteronuclear Fission
异核裂变
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 91k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Evolution & Mutation
- Updated
- 9y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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60Recommends
12Fans
39Chapters
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[Comment] Copying my reply to a book friend's review can be regarded as my feelings about what I wrote a while ago and my goals for some things I will write in the future. I hope...
Li Anzhen Occupation: No occupation First of all, thank you for leaving a pertinent evaluation in my deserted book review. I feel a lot after seeing this evaluation. I remember that when I first coded the words for my friends to read, I was criticized for being too slow. So before I published the book, I saved the dozen or so chapters and tried desperately to expand the world view and catch up on the progress. I wished I could have eight meanings in one sentence, but it ended up like that. But that's how online articles are. Once they are published, they feel like water being thrown out. What's more, at the beginning, I worked hard to catch up with the progress, and there was no word count to show off. A slap in the face. Although the protagonist's ability has improved, it is still too complicated. I may unify it in forty chapters. At that time, I may add some plots like this. Zhang Chi has a degree. I only realized the difficulty of these four words when I really started to write. I wrote this as a feedback to your book review, and also to say to myself, remind yourself that writing a book is not only for self-pleasure, but also for readers to read.