I Have a Great River in the Classic of Mountains and Seas

I won't say anything but collected it, it's a great book.

Give me some comments: I read it very quickly, but your subject matter and content are suitable for reading slowly, which makes this work a niche. Niche niche does not mean there is no market, but your style of words and sentences has blocked a group of readers who are interested in the Classic of Mountains and Seas but are not particularly focused on it. The above two are general issues. As for the details, I think you will do better than most readers, otherwise you would not dare to be so hard-core. Generally speaking, the author's skills will be stronger than those of ordinary readers, which is worth looking forward to. If the story is about storytelling, you should read it slowly. (I found that I kept encountering authors whose writing skills were better than others but whose styles were niche... Am I the Savior Zero? Ahem.) 🥵

Already collected. Already recommended. The investment has been used up this month, so there is no investment. I originally wanted to invest, but it was so embarrassing. Laugh.

I read the first four chapters again. Can these settings and worldviews allow the protagonist to lead the readers to explore step by step? I have not read The Classic of Mountains and Seas, but the new author writes like this. I am really worried about you 🤤🤤

Don't be shy, author. I invested and pursued it.

I just want to say 666, come on, big man, tell the story of the Classic of Mountains and Seas. There must be people who are curious about the Classic of Mountains and Seas, but have never understood it. Thanks to you for popularizing it through this book and letting readers understand it.

The writing is good, but the first two chapters are too discouraging. Writing about a big setting such as the prehistoric universe will make people feel a little tired. If you are a newcomer to a new book and you don't have a certain number of fans, you still have to write something eye-catching. To put it bluntly, it is just telling a story. The plot of the first two chapters is too weak.

Will the book be completed ahead of schedule without being put on the shelves?

A big river full of water has been invested. Come on, author

I have a brief opinion about the ranks, taking Taoism as an example: First level: Taoist priest - familiar with Taoist classics, he could be a scholar in ancient times Second level: mage-acquired one true method to practice internally, qualified for ritual rituals Third level: high skill-governing one scripture Classic, high in power and profound in Dharma Level 4: True Immortal - has been in Taoism for a long time, and clearly understands the true nature Level 5: Immortal - both human and immortal, gradually leaves the mortal body, and refines the Dharma body Level 6: True Immortal - the soul and Dharma body have been perfected, and are no longer ordinary people. It's like it was made innately. Hope it will be helpful to the author.