Cultural Invasion of Another World

It's finished, but I don't feel like celebrating at all; in fact, I feel like it's a waste... Half the money. Undeniably, the early parts of this book were quite entertaining, especially during the filming of the movie and the initial development of the game. However, starting with the entanglement with the Gray Mist, the author gradually lost control of the pacing and plot.

The poor little girl, even when chased in the middle of the night, even when she escaped to a foreign land, even when beaten half to death, was still dragged out of her hospital bed by heartless readers and forced to update her books. Not only did she have no rest, but she was also forced to work herself to the bone writing. This is the devastation of humanity in this dark fantasy world!

I'm curious whether Joshua will eventually reveal his true identity himself or be discovered by his daughters.

"Good evening, Elder Frost Axe." Joshua sat behind the bar, a smile on his face, toying with a low-grade crystal in his hand. "Need to buy a new card pack? I can help you." "Ah, thank you." Frost Axe was somewhat surprised. He pulled out a stool in front of the bar and slowly sat down. "How did you know I would buy a card holder from you?" "Hehe, if you want more alcohol, just ask Ino.

Speaking of cultural invasion, I suddenly thought of... Most of the anime we watch now is **. The movies I watch are all Hollywood blockbusters. As for games, most of them are played overseas; there aren't even any AAA titles available domestically. We've been constantly bombarded by foreign cultures, so wouldn't that be considered a form of cultural invasion?

In the blink of an eye, several years have passed. Even the falling out between Blizzard and NetEase is common knowledge. Hearthstone collapsed, Warcraft is gone, Overwatch died, StarCraft died, and Diablo also crashed. No one dares to follow Blizzard's move. Big companies are not valued by others, and small companies are not valued by them.

I've been raising it for quite a while (I've seen over 5000 coins), and I heard it's almost finished?

I'd like to take this opportunity to share something I just learned, which some of you may already know. I'm urging everyone to avoid using Apple apps for tipping. It seems Apple has started taking a 30% cut of tips. Add to that Qidian's 50% and the government's 14% tax, and a 100 yuan tip only gets the author 30 yuan.

Why are all the supporting characters in this book women? Like in *Dawn of the Sword*, they're all little girls... I regret subscribing to the whole thing.

Works written during periods of economic growth truly capture the spirit and essence of that era. It's not that this particular book is perfectly written, but rather that Qidian and even the entire online literature world can no longer produce works like this; that vibrant, diverse range of works has been lost.