Mythology Begins with a Deer Demon

It's alright. The protagonist isn't exactly a good person, but he's not a bad one either. Although he's no longer human, his heart is still that of a mortal, somewhat greedy for profit. While the protagonist acts like an actor, pretending to be kind and having obtained the Nine-Colored Deer's inheritance, this is a story about Buddhism in traditional culture.

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My previous book, The Mythical Traveler, quickly fell apart after its release because I was too focused on creating believable characters and forgot about conflict and pacing. I had to abandon it, which I feel quite sorry for my readers. Actually, I had other ideas for the new book, such as a combination of spiritual energy revival and extreme cultivation.

Having read just over ten chapters, I feel the protagonist's values ​​are questionable. He kills the Nine-Colored Deer, claiming it's helping the deer, so logically the king also helped the deer. Later, to get the deer's antlers, he wants to help the deer avenge itself by killing the king. Wanting benefits is normal, but constantly finding reasons to convince himself he's helping others and acting in their best interests is disgusting. His hypocrisy is nauseating.

Low emotional intelligence: No inspiration, forced to write profusely during the Chinese New Year. I need a break, I won't abandon the project. But when I'll start writing again is uncertain. High emotional intelligence: My hand is injured.

Witnessed the birth of a new author 😂. The books are all good, but the update schedule is a major problem. If the update schedule is fixed, the results will definitely be good. If the updates for "Three Thousand Worlds" were more frequent, the results would definitely be much better. Later, "Myth" didn't have the same luck as its brother; the updates continued to be unreliable, so it flopped.

He died from poisoning. Goodbye. What kind of character was the protagonist? Selfish, greedy, and hypocritical, yet he thought he was so smart. 😄

It's even worse than the previous one, with a stiff plot, a terrible protagonist, and poor writing. It's a real turn-off.

Writing a novel is fine, but why dabble in personal opinions? And what kind of values ​​are these? The cause-and-effect relationships are absurd! A perfectly good fable has been turned into something dark and disturbing. The writing is decent, but this ridiculous world-building makes it utterly disgusting. Especially the second subplot—could it be any more outrageous?

The umbrella game was good, but then it started to become garbage and abandoned. A perfectly good, decisive, infinite flow story was abruptly abandoned. They wanted to prove themselves, but it just proved they were an old eunuch.