Brilliant Brush Project: Flashing Brilliance

The author of *Knight's Legend* is strange. Just like his generals are either described as either incredibly victorious or utterly defeated, his books are either phenomenal or complete flops. Speaking of which, the first novel I ever read was *The Ultimate Nanny in Another World*, which kept me up all night reading for the first time, and I stayed up for several nights in a row.

I think the legend of the Holy Knight can be continued in the cultivation chat group, because according to the timeline, Song Shuhang is still in school. It could be written that cultivators are discovered, then everyone cultivates, the cultivation teacher plays Song Shuhang's miraculous teachings, and then... Cough cough, the scene is too beautiful to imagine!

The roster of all realms was not appealing at all. I forced myself to read the beginning, but I still couldn't continue. It was far inferior to the cultivation chat group.

After his book became a bestseller, he faded into obscurity. Did the author, unable to bear the blow, abandon the project?

You could start a new cultivation novel! The author can just live off their old work; I'd read it even if they did.

Don't be afraid of what others think. Just write in the style that makes you most comfortable. If you're going to rely on your past achievements, so be it. At least you have those to rely on. Just look at the influence of Lord of Mysteries 2 next door.

The author is better suited to a comedic and silly style. The previous book's premise was a bit confusing; the attendance system was far more complex than a chat group. Next time, the author could try simplifying the premise and maintaining the comedic writing style, which should be very popular.

Actually, if you can't write anything, you can relax and think about how you wrote Xiu Liao back then. You could even write a separate book dedicated to all the plot holes in Xiu Liao, or just a collection of loose stories.

The author is writing a novel whose protagonist is a cultivator named Drunken Moon Hermit.

He started with a popular book called "Stay-at-Home Dad," which was a hit for a year or two. He then wrote two more books, and then his chat group book became a sensation for a few years. I don't know when his next book will be published.