
A Hard-Bitten Merchant in Another World
异界铁血商途
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 981k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Stats
320Chapters
0Votes
28.7kRecs
3.9kFans
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Too bad, 41 investors, this is a great guy. . . . .
I have something to say Xiaobao is an old author and has been writing books full-time for many years. It is normal to have ups and downs. He has also reached high positions. To be honest, the current situation also makes us fans who have been fans for many years feel pity. But some people say that it is produced by ***, but I disagree. Basically, each of Xiaobao's books will not repeat the previous routines. Although the results are not ideal, there is nothing popular to write about. There are no eunuchs or short updates because of poor grades, there are no hot spots, and every book is completed. What I see is a writer who has ideals, professional ethics, and respects this profession. We often see some authors cutting off updates every day, leaving a book unfinished and unfinished. Of course, if they have good grades, they can do whatever they want, but to put it bluntly, they just rely on their good grades to do whatever they want. Do they respect this profession, do they care about their fans, and do they take it seriously? I don't think so. I also feel sorry for Xiaobao. Maybe he entered this industry because of his hobby at first, but after so many years, he got married and had children, and his hobby became a job. He also had to worry about daily necessities, life, old age, illness and death. Everything costs money for food, clothing, housing, and transportation, but if you work in this industry, you can only make money through this industry. Who doesn't want to get good grades? But writing is an industry that relies on inspiration. It does not mean that you will succeed if you work hard. I think many of the books on the list are average in writing, but they are popular and people read them. How can I explain this? As a fan, I definitely can't give advice to Xiaobao to write a book. If his grades are not good, I can't help him. I can only vote for my recommendation and monthly vote, and read every chapter.
Except for the Willow Girl plot, I liked everything else. I left just because of that woman. No problem with the book, it's quite nice.
Many years ago, I read a book about babies. There seems to be no heroine. I actually finished reading it. Hope the baby can hold on. Support you. The book is very good. Keep voting, keep chasing.
After reading more than 20 chapters, I felt that I couldn't understand it. The plot kept jumping, sometimes to a mysterious secret room, and sometimes to a battle with no clue. I have a saying about this that I don't know whether to say or not.
Is it the author who wrote "Skynet"? I read the first online novel fifteen years ago, and I didn't expect that the author was still writing it. That novel was one of the reasons that prompted me to study computer science in college. I really liked it. However, I can't find the Skynet book. When I wanted to read it again recently, I only found a pirated copy. I originally wanted to buy a replacement.
Nearly 10,000 recommendation votes. Do I have five hundred sheets? Probably not.
Some people rise, some people fall, great gods are not gods, they just support their families, there is no need to scold them!
Since "Spirit", Wei Xiaobao has exhausted his talents
I just suddenly remembered the author Wei Xiaobao. I'm still writing on Yishou, and many of his works are missing here! I have read "Cold Face Smart Guard Zone", and some of the plots do not match the title of the book. Do you remember that there is a plot about acquiring alien technology? There is a set of transparent protective clothing that covers the whole body and is invulnerable. Which book is it? Also, the protagonist is a warrior who has acquired a cultivation civilization similar to that of an alien planet? The machine gun bullets can return automatically. It seems that Xiaobao also wrote the super powerful one, right? What's your name?