
The Azure Wasteland Demon Lord
青荒魔王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 681k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
335Chapters
618Recommendations
67Fans
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Writing online novels is tough these days. Readers have become more discerning after reading so many different kinds of online fiction. In fact, many of the former big names are just living off their past achievements now. This line of work can only be considered a side hustle. 😅
If a work has distorted values and fails to distinguish between good and evil, how is that any different from aiding and abetting evil?
Please give this book more support, fellow readers. Thank you.
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The description isn't appealing enough; it's the same old wish-fulfillment novel style that's been overused and lost its appeal, even evoking immediate disgust. I suggest changing the description.
That's really tragic. Here's a piece of advice for the author: don't change your writing direction so easily. Your last novel about the late Ming Dynasty was quite successful; you should continue writing about the late Ming Dynasty. Don't change directions randomly. After all, you're not a big-name author; you don't have the luxury of being capricious.
You're talking to me about good and evil? I suggest you read urban fiction; that's where the concept of 'good and evil' makes more sense. After all, our values are suppressed, and supporting our country inevitably involves fighting. Good and evil aren't defined like that. The author was writing about a struggle for supremacy, so they certainly wouldn't be considering good and evil using ordinary people's thinking. That's the normal way to think about it.
After reading ten chapters, the plot is too old-fashioned. There are so many online novels now, and readers aren't as easily fooled as they used to be. They either need excellent writing or a wildly imaginative plot. With such an old-fashioned plot and only passable writing, how can this kind of thing become popular? Times are always moving forward; you either go against the current or you're eliminated.
It's hard to become popular without something new and a gimmick.
Dozens of fake accounts promoting this, that's impressive!