
A Common Man Takes Up His Sword and Heads East Along the Great River
匹夫仗剑大河东去
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 629k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Fine Books There are three reasons 1. A realistic and believable social landscape, vividly depicting the myriad aspects of life. 2. The protagonist doesn't need outdated and shady tricks. In fact, a strong man must have wisdom, while those useless people with all sorts of cheat codes are nothing more than small-time thugs in the alley. 3. The ancient culture and word choice are both commendable and without any flaws; the author is truly talented!
This book! Less than 40,000 words! And it's already become a sacrifice!! That's too cruel!!!
The followers of the evil god came to watch the sacrifices being sacrificed~
Old Dao, even the gods have been released, and you're already starting a new book... 😭😭
The author really needs to get rid of this pretentious, artsy attitude; the story was going so well when it suddenly stopped updating. Actually, the story is quite good, very vivid; if it could be made into a TV series, it would be far better than those hormone-fueled 'teen idol dramas'.
I'm abandoning this book; I'm switching from fantasy to urban fantasy (alternate history). I want to read fantasy novels, not the drawn-out, tedious detective stories like Di Renjie and the Four Great Constables.
How did you manage to get a 630,000-word book featured in the daily reading roundup? What was the editor thinking when they gave it that spot? Could you share your thought process? What are the criteria for the daily reading roundup?
A person's personality is innate; whatever personality they have, that's the kind of books they'll write, and you can't change it even if you want to. Even if you imitate others and pretend to be them, how long can you keep up the act? After writing hundreds of thousands or millions of words, you definitely won't be able to stand that feeling, and you'll break down if you continue.
Hey Lao Dao, look here!
Although the book is temporarily abandoned, I have a few things to say! Having read *Perfect Life*, I was blown away. It's an entertainment novel, a genre I've always looked down on—just plagiarized ideas and endless harem stories! But Lao Dao (the author) has taken this clichéd plot to a whole new level. How? The writing style, plot, and story structure are superior to similar works.
A scripture costs 50 coins, but the fox sold it for 1250 coins. Was it worth it? Even if the fox sold it, wouldn't the fox family be able to find you? They'd be even easier to find you. Aren't you afraid of implicating your family?