Beneath the Falling Stars
殒星之下
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 104k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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49Chapters
1.6kRecommendations
9Fans
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Advertise your new book in your old one, and ignore those people who say this is bad or that is bad. Finally, I hope the author's new book flops quickly so they can go write League of Legends and Daily Life.
Keep it up, author!!! I'm a harem fan!!
Hey bro, you should advertise your old book! Otherwise, nobody's going to know you've started a new one, and without your old readers, you're going to have to start from scratch! 🤫
It fizzled out as soon as it was given up. Speechless. You need goals to strive for. What kind of future do you have if you abandon a project because it was clearly doomed from the start? How do you know this book won't improve? And what motivates those who write out of passion?
I debuted here. I am honored here. I was once driven away from here, and I was also chased here. But none of these are reasons for me to stay. I'll stay. It's because the person I love is in this city. Because my club needs me. Because my teammates need me. This has nothing to do with loyalty; I simply followed my heart. I once thought about saying goodbye as a champion. But in the end, I couldn't wave goodbye. There are countless ways to leave, but I can't find a reason to leave.
You might as well write about League of Legends. Try to find something more interesting and write less about everyday life.
The author should hurry up and write another book about the league, focusing more on the daily events and only briefly mentioning the matches.
Cover: Cowboy Bebop...
The writing is superb, the plot is deeply moving and unexpected, and the content is relatable and thought-provoking. It's one of the few truly excellent books I've encountered in the past decade. My only regret is that I haven't read a single word of it yet. @TurningCorner
I followed the previous book for a year, and I'm giving this one 5000 words first. I only have one suggestion: the protagonist shouldn't be a scumbag anymore. The author must have been holding back on Li Xu's ending for a long time. It was constantly being taken down by censors. I had to compete with the censors to read this book.