Chaos and Fire and Knight

Oh, yes, you need to join a gay author group to promote each other, and if you have time, go advertise in the book reviews of great authors! Rich authors can attract people with red envelopes! (I heard that some authors spend tens of dollars a week to attract people by giving out red envelopes every day, and they also attract people by dressing up in women's clothing, attracting people by selling cuteness, and attracting people with big boss PY. Anyway, some authors know how to play.) You have to work hard!

Do you have any misunderstanding about Gao Mo?

Yes! Have you posted on QQ Reading... I heard the environment there is better than here! To be honest, if you don't do something, why are you really waiting for the 60W to be put on the shelves or something, the first order estimate, etc. So you still have to advertise and so on. If you are interested in writing and don't mind (care) how many people see it, just practice writing, then you can still play, just practice writing!

I don't know how it is written, but I still support it and will read it later.

There is a short section in the first chapter where after training, a basin of water is poured on the head and the water vapor evaporates. . . . In the case of clean water, it refers to room temperature unless otherwise specified. For water to steam, it must be at least 40 to 50 degrees Celsius. Assuming that the weight of water is one-tenth of the human body weight, and assuming that about 30% of the human body's heat is transferred to the water at the moment when the water comes into contact with the human body, it is approximated that the specific heat capacity of the human body is similar to that of water. The room temperature is 20 degrees Celsius, and the water temperature after heat exchange is 50 degrees Celsius. Then the human body temperature must be 60 degrees Celsius to meet the "water vapor transpiration after pouring water on the head". The engineering geeks have already made a move, let the author take over.

I have read a few chapters and it is quite to my liking. It is a rare knight novel. I look forward to the follow-up. Good luck to the author.

The writing is a bit stiff and unclear. Especially the exciting parts of the fighting scenes can't be mentioned in one stroke.

When fellow villagers meet fellow villagers, shouldn't they discuss how to climb the technology tree? Fortunately, there is no such thing as an unscientific place in another world! Or you can explore the other party's cheats to see if it's possible to kill the hacker... This program seems to be well written... Just like the NPC, it lacks agility! That is to say, I feel that the description is not very lively (the life of life, not the life of anger, funny)

Why did a fifth-level Sky Knight challenger suddenly appear! Remember in Chapter 12 you set that the king's force is not too high-end! Also, during the dragon-slaying battle, it didn't seem to show how powerful the kingdom's dragon-slaying army was, so the fifth-level knights and sixth-level ogres that suddenly appeared... Were really untouchable (Sorry! I watched it a bit slowly, and I watched it over two days)