The Demonic Vegetarian

Silver Coins, how about continuing to write rebirth business novels? 😁

I still quite like the author's urban rebirth novels.

I've already invested, and you're telling the author to cut it? No way!

The title alone tells you it's going to flop. The author doesn't write what they're good at, instead claiming to be restless and wanting to try new things. In my opinion, the author is well-off and doesn't lack money. When the pressure of mortgage and car loan payments leaves you penniless, you're bound to have other thoughts.

You have the writing talent, but don't be ambitious! Don't think that writing a less common, unconventional genre will make it easy to become popular. Focus on writing a few books that you're good at first, books that are closely related to your previous work! Take it slow!

Keep writing business fiction; you're not good at writing supernatural fiction.

It's starting to feel like a late-night bookstore or club. It's great! Keep it up, you'll be a legend! An experienced author is indeed an experienced author; their skill is truly exceptional.

Forget it, I'll just focus on writing business novels about rebirth.

Let's get back to business fiction. I've already subscribed to all of them. Next time, I'll focus on one industry and not try to do everything at once. What's wrong with these rebirth novels these days? You think you can just be reborn and crush Jack Ma and Jack Wei? They all have a strong NPC vibe.

The writing seems alright. If you took too big a step at the beginning, you could have stopped writing then and gradually adjusted later. Cutting off before seeing results is too opportunistic.