Awakening from the Nightmare

Obviously so many people like to read your pretentious writing. I have to change my style. Reading Western fantasy is really hard on my brain. Hurry up and start a new book. Ancient style fairy tale is suitable for you.

The monthly manuscript fee for this book is more than 3,000. I advise the author to finish it as soon as possible and start a new book on Xianxia. Wouldn't it be great to earn 300,000 per month?

I came back to see if it was the eunuch. I made a few comments in the book review and someone came over. Haha, can a good book be written in this kind of atmosphere? (σ′▽‵)′▽‵)σ

I'm very disappointed. If you don't get good grades, just cut it off decisively instead of leaving readers like me who are looking forward to this book like this. This is very irresponsible.

No pitfalls, no pitfalls, no pitfalls! Say important things three times. I can't even say when the daily updates will be resumed. The book will definitely be finished, but it may be a little slower. Now that I'm angry again, I'll give it a try.

Notice: The new book is expected to be released this month. It's Xianxia. This book probably won't be updated for a while. Maybe after a few years, Trouble will come back and finish Awakening. That's it.

I also read it from Lanke. In fact, I quite like the overall writing style of this book, but when the revolution started later, I felt very disconnected. Because the label "revolution" feels a bit strange to the whole book, do you want ordinary people and extraordinary people to talk about fairness and equality? Is this possible? People are inherently complex, not to mention such a huge gap. In the end, it just transfers power and oppression. There are also students that the protagonist has worked so hard to cultivate. Many of them are basically nobles. Do you want these students to betray their own families and overthrow their own class with you? Or should you wait until the revolution is over and their families are destroyed before you recruit them to save the world? I read it in one sitting, but it was very contradictory. If you stop midway, it will probably be difficult to pick it up again.

Let's make some bubbles first, I haven't finished painting yet.

Brothers, how do you think I should hit him

A pretty good Western fantasy novel. The author's previous work, Lanke Qiyuan, showed a unique style, especially the sense of graphics and immersion. I personally feel that it is the top one from the starting point. When it comes to this book, it is difficult to avoid the Western-style fantasy that is the starting point: Lord of Mysteries. Although this book and Lord of Mysteries are somewhat similar in subject matter, the actual reading experience is very different. In terms of background environment, Mystery is more like a combination of the Renaissance and the Age of Discovery, while this book is more like the United States during World War I. From a plot point of view, the overall plot of Mystery is relatively depressing. It is full of mysterious and weird atmosphere in the early stage, and Amon crushes it throughout the later stage. It can be said that readers can feel the pressure on the protagonist at any time. Although the atmosphere of the book so far is also very weird, the protagonist gives readers a sense of detachment and is not too depressing. The differences are quite interesting to read. The author Zhen Fei Shi is my second favorite author at Qidian. I also have great expectations for this book to see if it can surpass Lan Ke Qi Yuan's achievements in the field of Western fantasy.