A Swordmaster in Type-Moon

The author just said that collecting more than 2,000 books and reading more than 100 books is very rare. I think you said that you are overthinking it. First, you are not an old author and have no fans. The readers who are reading your book now are all reading your book for the first time and have no idea about your writing style. I've only written less than 50 chapters and 110,000 words. What are you thinking about? ! Unless you are an old author, your old fans may be attracted by your trumpet. Second, many readers are now popular about keeping books. In other words, your progress is a bit slow, and you still haven't reached the meat yet. After reading it, I felt itchy and unsatisfied, so I decided to accumulate it and watch it all at once. As the saying goes, there are not many authors who write about Xingyue sincerely, and even fewer who write beautifully. You can refer to the one next door that starts with Giant. Nowadays, many people who write about the moon are more like writing notebooks than novels, and they have opened a bunch of harems. Otherwise, you just insert a character into it, and basically the content remains unchanged. It feels like the character in the original work has just been renamed. Otherwise, Long Aotian went too far, completely inconsistent with Xingyue's strength calculations. For the time being, I personally feel that there are less than five people who write well about Xingyue. The author can definitely develop the market. Third, to be honest, writing 110,000 words in a month without touching the main line of the original work is a bit slow. I don't blame some readers for abandoning the book. It's not that I object to your original plot, but it can be interspersed. If I object to the original plot, I might as well watch the original work (refer to point 2). Now you are just about to touch the Twin Towers, that is, when readers are evaluating the degree of integration between your fan creations and the original work, whether the writing style and content are not flowing smoothly, and whether it is worth investing in, you declare yourself a eunuch. . . . . . Fourth, this is my little personal suggestion. If you really want to pursue this career, don't give up books habitually. Q next door has a bad reputation for abandoning books. To be honest, his books are good to read at the beginning, but they often end up being eunuchs at the end, causing the reader's initial investment to be wasted, and the content is not up to par, which makes people particularly unhappy. But if you just write for fun then ignore this. Fifth, just write down my personal views on your book. To be honest, I usually wait until the author has written 300,000-400,000 words before reading a book. Because usually nothing can be seen in the early stage. And I started reading it when you had tens of thousands of words. 1) Your character is well established. Each character is very three-dimensional and has his or her own personality, including the senior brother's greed for money and the helpless reasons for his greed for money. It tells the story of a sister's care, teasing and bullying of her younger brother, breaking the almost cunning and ruthless image of the original work. There are several other characters that are well portrayed, cheerful and lustful, cold on the outside and hot on the inside. 2) The original plot is good. The original plot will basically not deviate from the original setting. Too many people create original plots and completely ignore the settings of the original work, resulting in a very strange plot (refer to No. 2). Your originality makes the story smoother, explaining the causes and consequences, and why the protagonist participates in the plot of the original work, unlike most authors who participate for the sake of participation. Some even participate in the original work in order to pretend to be b, completely marginalizing the original characters and weakening them into incompetent people who can only call 666. Either way, the protagonist is forced into the story, and the plot is completely the same. With him or without him, there is no difference. It's super embarrassing. Therefore, the smoothness of your original plot is worthy of recognition. Finally, this is my personal little expectation. Write about fgo. So far, the only one I have written about is the one next door, Miracle Summoner. And also deleted the middle worlds. I really want to see all the FGO fanfics! 😭😭 That's it, I wish the author and all readers a bright future and abundant financial resources

Good guy, I wanted to read it after reading the title, but when I looked at the table of contents, chapter 49 was finished? ? ?

Is there Nero this time

This... Don't give up. There are many people who keep books.

The author really likes Ai Leiwwww

Dead and alive, at least there is some sound

Have you really given up? Don't think about it anymore. To be honest, this book and the previous book are both set in the environment of the clock tower. After reading these 110,000 words, I thought you were digging a huge hole and connecting the previous book with this one. Just when I felt that this book had a deep plot and wildly guessed the direction of the plot, I abandoned the book. It's really only 110,000 words. Many people habitually choose books over 50,000 words when looking for books to read, so it's normal for the collection to be small now. The author's writing style is quite good, and he must have put a lot of thought into writing the book. At least I didn't feel uncomfortable when I was reading the book. Many people like to follow the original work of Xingyue, because they want to satisfy their curiosity about different plots and the sense of substitution that changes the plot. Originality is indeed worthy of encouragement, but it is not easy to go too long without showing the original plot. For readers who don't know much about the Moon series, talking specifically about the clock tower will really make people uninterested. At least when I told my classmates who had only watched fsn and fz about plots such as the Magic Eye Train, he was only interested in Weber. If the author plans to continue writing about Xingyue in the future, he should try to write more about the Holy Grail War and let the main plot revolve around the Holy Grail. (But I really like the author's original work, and Ai Lei) Finally, do you really not think about it? -_-||

No wonder it feels familiar. When I saw Ai Lei, I thought, this must be your home of no return.

Secondly, although it is a pity that the previous book was written well, I hope this one will not be cut off🙂

Oh ho, I got the first blood