An Adventure Through the Heavens and the World of Film and TV
诸天影视冒险记
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- Ongoing
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- 1.4M Words
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- Myriad Worlds
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- 5y ago
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Infinite worlds, wuxia, proficiency, experience points
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💎One book, one world! 💎I like stories about pocket dimensions, portable spaces, transmigration, and interdimensional trading, so most of my recommendations are in those categories. I’ve read most of them, and even if I haven’t, I’ll check them out before adding them to the list. ˆoˆ
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I'll just say this: the protagonist is an idiot. Who agrees? Who disagrees?
Are you learning the art of staged accidents from Master Ma? 🤭
Writing fast-paced, action-packed stories set in ordinary worlds is the way to go; we're all tired of the usual monster-slaying and leveling-up tropes. Focus on strategizing and maneuvering within the ordinary world, avoid drastically altering the plot, encourage interaction with the protagonist, and make it as exciting as possible—not just for you, but for the readers. It's all about making money, so don't be shy.
Um (⊙o⊙)… Seeing the protagonist exchange diamonds for 40 million feels like a joke. Diamonds are just cheap imitations; the concept is all hype. In China, no pawnshop or gold shop will accept diamonds; they won't even look at them. And let me tell you something else: China's synthetic diamonds are the best in the world.
The protagonist is a complete idiot. This is the Mitsubishi bayonet that the stupid protagonist uses to cut open his heart. Yes, he uses it to cut open his heart! He wrote the plot without even searching for images. Not to mention the later brain-dead plot about him learning martial arts from Master Ma of Tai Chi.
Sanjiang is getting worse and worse; it's a miracle if they recommend one good book a week.
I came here to rant after seeing the synopsis; I haven't read the book and don't plan to. Marilyn Monroe had absolutely no charm; our aesthetic tastes are completely different.
This even got an editor's recommendation, impressive!
Seeing the events leading up to the return to reality almost made me delete the book. I'd already skipped through parts of *Wu Lin*, and even then, I didn't finish it. Before deleting it, I have a few things to say. First, the idea of a master in real life is incredibly idiotic.
I skipped through it, and to be honest, the writing is really mediocre, and the protagonist doesn't seem to have any intelligence. Leaving aside the issue of his superpowers going out of control, his IQ started to drop after returning to the real world. In the world of martial arts, it gets even more serious.