The Book of Gods and Demons

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Over 6,000 words on the top recommendation page, what kind of game is this?

To be honest, I've never liked books with Western titles. Like Lord of Mysteries, it was very popular, but I didn't read it, so this one was just out of my reach.

The very first chapter is captivating; the brilliantly written Xuehong is back.

I've been reading Xue Hong's books for many years, starting with "I Am a Rogue." Today, I recharged 300 yuan and gave it all to you as a reward. To be honest, I really enjoyed reading your earlier works, but I couldn't get into some of them later, so I haven't read any of your books in a long time. I stumbled upon this book by chance, and it seems to have returned to normal. I hope your book can reach the level of "Gods and Demons"; it does seem to have that potential!

When I got to 780 chapters of this book, I thought I could give up. It seems to be a problem the author has had for the past few years: no patience? No perseverance? No desire to write? The beginning is always good, the map is too big, the setting is too complicated, and then suddenly it speeds up to 16 times and the author becomes a god, the world collapses, and the ending is terrible.

The earliest established authors on Qidian were Xue Hong and Xuan Yu. Later came Tang Jia San Shao and Tomato.

The differences between "Ordinary People," "Normal Authors," and "Water God," and how to write a watery book. 1. The way an ordinary person would write it: I put the battery into the flashlight. 2. Normal author's writing style: I stuffed two size D batteries into that somewhat worn-out flashlight. 3. The way to write "Water God": Now, I have an old-fashioned flashlight in my hand.

I first encountered Xue Hong through *Shenglongdao*, the first novel I read where someone treated a planet like a football. I followed every book after that, all the way to *Wu Song*, reaching the pinnacle of Xue Hong's writing. His unrestrained and flamboyant personality and literary talent were my greatest nightly pleasure during my youth.

I started reading Xue Hong's books with "Evil Wind Melody." Back then, Feng Zi, Xiao Mao, and Shui Yuan Zi brought me so much joy and laughter. Then came "Witch Song," "Reverse Dragon," "Human Path," and Donkey's "The Era of Light," but I don't know when it started, Xue Hong's books began to fall apart, especially in the later stages.