Warriors Are Rampant

With this writing style, if I copy other people's plots, the preface and the follow-up are inconsistent, and I can't understand what I'm saying, so I'd better stop writing, go back and practice diary writing, and then come out and write books to make money.

After reading about 30 chapters, it is still the template of the Three Thousand Worlds, where you meet bandits and gain martial arts, alas. . . . .

I can't understand the words. You can't even copy it well

The plot in this book always feels like I have read it in some book. The martial arts required to save the prince, the upgrade method, and the plot of the ruined temple are almost exactly the same, but I can't remember which book it is from!

I'm going, I was just about to say that this plot is a bit familiar! So many people said it.

I suggest you revise it. I imitated the storyline of Three Thousand Worlds by someone else. They know how to use arrows, but you know how to fly rocks, assassins, martial arts, snitches, etc. I really don't want to say anything else.

What do you think after reading it? The content seems a bit funny. Can't bear to look at it. Walked away silently.

There are typos and sentence fragmentation. It seems that there is a reason why there are so few recommendations.

In fact, copying is not terrible. The important thing is that you don't explain it after you copy it. Just admit it at the beginning. It's okay for newcomers not to write to learn from other people's work, but don't do it to the point of being scolded and not cheering!

There are so many typos that I can't read**

A messy batch, with all kinds of skips and no beginning or end.

Haha, I saw Dr. Li Liang here. The author actually has his own ideas. Not bad!