
An Age of Wonders and Discovery
奇物与发现时代
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 920k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Take the first one, the Giant of Light is here.
There is another question. I think NGA said that the author has an autistic way of writing. He does not promote or attract traffic to Penguin Group or old books at all, so he insists on using a brand new author account. In addition, with your writing style and content that is too old-fashioned, the audience is mostly old book friends, so the results must be ugly. Yesterday, I thought I had just opened a new book, but it turned out that it had written hundreds of thousands of words. . Faint
It is a very interesting novel, but it is unlikely to be popular online because it has no main plot and is a world-exploring type. It's hard to persevere with no income and only relying on passion, but mediocre grades may be more annoying. If it's just because you love writing, it's also difficult to do a stand-alone job. Come on.
I started following Giant of Light. The author's writing style has a romantic feel, which can be said to be quite outstanding. This kind of writing style is unique among online articles.
The author has writing skills and ideas but still lacks a little consideration (from the previous book) The following are some comments on the first ten chapters, I will not read them for the time being About the interaction between the protagonist and Mrs. Ogiri I really don't understand why the protagonist wants to reject Mrs. Ogiri outright First of all, the reason why the protagonist goes to the city is because he wants to learn ogreology So in what kind of environment does the protagonist want to learn ogreology in rejecting Ogiri? If it is because you are afraid, why not make it clear? Observe the situation first before making a decision. Even running away is an option... Maybe the author has other plans for the protagonist, but this kind of decision that I think is well thought out without knowing anything is really my poison...
Each place is an independent history, from the Toeless Man in the Netherworld to the Black Bird Dynasty to Sunset City, and then the Gear Man who was born from the Nether Bug. The Gear Man should be made by the last people in Sunset City, and it is also to answer why this world exists.
I felt like I was watching Robinson Crusoe. Why the hell is this title so ugly? If it had sounded nicer, I wouldn't have discovered this book so late. All linked together, the writing is really great. I suggest the author sort it out and think of a nicer name, and maybe submit it to a publisher to publish a physical book.
I got it from Guangju. I ordered it all. It's a masterpiece in my heart. I hope this one won't disappoint me either.
When I saw the author's name on the Tieba homepage, I thought he was a big guy who does writing AI training. After reading a few chapters, it seemed that was not the case. I'll leave a message after reading it. I hope it was a pleasant experience.
Is it lucky that I am the author of Giant of Light? It seems to be a good book. Let me take a look.