The Rise of Primitive Civilization
原始文明崛起之路
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 444k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Pre-Qin Antiquity
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Modern people who traveled back in time endured eating raw meat for several years without trying various methods to make fire, which shows their amazing endurance. The simplest way to make fire is with a bow and drill, which doesn't require much strength, and making pottery doesn't require much strength either.
After reading a few sections, the author seems to be stuck in their own fantasy. Simply put, would a leopard or wolf appear near a tiger's den? It's a forced attempt to emphasize danger. Besides, common sense dictates that areas with trees tens of meters tall are forests, not thickets. Primitive, indeed. Steep slopes are covered in vines, gentle slopes in forests, and flatlands in grasslands. A lone tree with a large canopy. Carnivores are like gangsters, ruling their own territory.
This is a question I saw at the Writers' Academy. Because the answer was too long, I'm posting it here. Seeing why so many people persist in writing, I'm honestly really moved. So I'd like to share my writing diary with everyone. I don't expect you to empathize, but I hope you can understand the sincere heart of someone who loves writing. I first encountered novels around 2007.
Dude, your awkward, sentimental opening is failing to grab the audience; it's even a bit off-putting.
I came from my own book; I'm worried I might delete it after reading the ads.
I've written several books, and I'm currently working on a novel. Actually, the previous book was more profitable, and it would have been a great side job, but I stopped writing it because I didn't enjoy it and it didn't make me a living, so I decided not to write it. But I still managed to write a million words. You should keep going too. Many people give up when their grades aren't good.
Several guarantees regarding this book: First, I can guarantee that this book will not flop (not flop means that even if it does flop, it will still be completed 😭😭😭). Second, under normal circumstances, I can guarantee that this book will be updated with no less than 4,000 words per day (of course, if the results are not ideal, then I will have to work hard to support myself, so it is possible…
I don't know if I'm good or bad, since there's no one around to guide me.
To be honest, "The Rise of Primitive Civilization" is an extremely obscure book, something I, as a complete novice, never expected at the beginning. As I gradually learned more, I realized I didn't want my hard work to go to waste, so I gritted my teeth and decided to persevere. Actually, writing alone is incredibly tedious.
Chapters two and three are unnecessary; I don't see any reason for them anyway.
Sigh, bro, I failed. Single-digit subscribers, it's too difficult. Keep it up!
Good writing, keep it up! Persistence pays off!