The Books I Write Are Seriously Toxic
我写的书实在太毒了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 153k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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70Chapters
5.9kRecommendations
20Fans
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Everyone Knows I'm a Hidden Master—Except Me
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I'm a newbie to this novel, having snuck in from the "Zhang Shuo Da" (a popular online forum) to get likes. After reading the content, I feel the writing style is quite toxic, and the plot might be worth watching. However, to be honest, the language is too casual; you can practically feel the self-indulgent atmosphere through the screen.
Ah, I suggest the author restart. The book's performance... Well, it's hard to describe. The author may not have recovered from the previous era of online literature. Because it's online literature, the pace of updates and replacements is the same as, or even faster than, the current state of the Chinese internet.
Honestly, no one reads books that are so toxic, so how could there be any toxic aspects? But with a 1:100 ratio, making money is definitely much better than flopping. The question is whether it will turn into a fortune through losses, like becoming a billionaire, or whether it will profit from the system's toxic aspects.
What I want to see is the contrast between a web novel that was supposed to poison readers but ended up becoming a huge hit, not your urban soldier king flirting and racing cars.
Some speculations about this book
The book is titled "My Books Are Really Too Toxic". Author: Cai Jin Reviewer: agluo ➊ This book cleverly combines seemingly fictional plots with the author's reality, giving readers a hazy, dreamlike feeling, as if they are in a fog. ➋ Based on the first point, we might as well boldly speculate that the author really obtained the "Poison King Cultivation System" (a system that allows one to…
So, is this the most tragic top author on Qidian?
Upon seeing this book title, I, a struggling writer, fell into deep thought.
Is this a book written by a top author? Are top authors on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) on a lifetime basis? Can anyone who knows about this tell me?
Bro, if this doesn't work out, maybe sell the account. 😅
He wrote 20,000 words and only has three followers. How can a supposedly great author end up so miserable? 😅😅