Infinite Wars in the Movie World

Why question the system? Every time I question the system, I feel a pang of sympathy for the protagonist. They're completely on different levels, yet they dare to dream of an equal dialogue. It's like on your first day of work, questioning your boss about the unfairness in your company's contracts—the most likely outcome is being grilled squid.

If you don't want to write about domestic products, just say so, or don't say anything at all. Using phrases like "probably," "maybe," or "possibly" sounds disdainful. Nobody's forcing you to write about domestic products.

I'm a fan of both war and plunder, voting daily, please feature this post!

I started writing this book a long time ago. After being banned before, I was really mentally broken. After the ban was lifted, it got even worse. After some time passed, I looked back at it and felt that there were many problems. Especially after reading a lot of similar works, I was even more hesitant about whether to continue writing.

I'm speechless. The protagonist's subordinates are all women, the cyborgs are women, the Terminator is a woman, and everyone he knows is a woman. There isn't a single man. Does the protagonist have some kind of misunderstanding about men?

This novel is one of the few that I found so disappointingly bad; it's unbelievable that so many people can actually read it. I wouldn't even bother with a pirated copy; I'd rather watch the movie. I don't enjoy reading people type out plot summaries. 😁

While Western films are indeed more entertaining than Asian ones, they aren't particularly appealing when adapted into novels that transcend the film world. Hong Kong films, on the other hand, are more compelling because their worldviews and values ​​are more relatable to readers.

He was extremely poisonous and possessed the ability to travel through time. Instead of thinking about how to become stronger, he spent his time chasing women. He was clearly a womanizer, yet he acted like a devoted lover. Shennong had already died from the poison.

The movie "The Wandering Earth". Dare to add it in?

Honestly, these comments are too discouraging. They say it's too superficial or lacks detail. I've read over thirty chapters, and frankly, I was already quite tolerant of those who read over two hundred chapters before being poisoned by the Path of Poison. I just can't take it anymore.