Starlight in the World of Entertainment

Do you dare to finish writing the entire novel of "Bright Sword"? Or will you just write up to the end of the TV series?

I didn't really get into it—I don't know why.

I saw this book last night and finished it this morning. Here are my thoughts: It's lighthearted, slice-of-life, and humorous. Suitable for casual readers. The slapstick humor is fresh and original. There are very few awkward scenes. There aren't any cringeworthy, idiotic villains either; everyone is intelligent. The logic is sound. It's a good read.

Since we already have high-quality works like Sherlock Holmes, why bother writing something like "Bright Sword" or a system novel? We have plenty of classic works here too. There's no need to copy web novels.

Having read up to chapter 22, I understand why the author said this book isn't just a typical "show-off and face-slapping" entertainment novel. I feel this book focuses more on the description of events, the arrangement of events, and the process of resolving problems.

Even if the students can handle it, don't the teachers want to have a holiday?

After writing Liang Jian then wrote "The Righteous Way in the World Is Vicissitudes of Life", this is very harmonious

Less than 300,000 words in three months, I dare not look at this update!

Those who overthink shouldn't live. If you like something, save it. Stay true to yourself and accumulate experience. This author is only representing my personal support. Don't abandon this project!!!! 👍👍🤝🤝🙏🙏😳😳

Every novel has its detractors. This book is one of the better entertainment novels I've found. As for other novels, isn't this kind of thing quite normal, as long as it's not plagiarism? Anyway, I've never seen anything like it in male-oriented novels.