
Evolutionary Theory of Strange Creatures
异常生物进化论
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 119k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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53Chapters
13.1kRecommendations
6.5kFans
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If you want to transition and step out of your comfort zone, you need to be prepared. You've written several other types of books, but they were all abandoned. You need to be prepared for poor performance; you can't give up just because of bad results. If you're going to transition, do it thoroughly. Full Metal Shells started as a ranch story, and he transitioned quite completely. I hope your new book will be successful; I've been reading your books for several years now.
The current situation isn't completely out of control yet. Banks collapsing and money becoming useless is clearly illogical. It's not the end of the world where only one in ten survives. Besides, we are a socialist country. The idea of a financial collapse seems particularly strange. It's clearly not that bad yet. Factories are still operating, the government and army are still there.
Why would someone who clearly sensed something was wrong still run inside?
A post-apocalyptic farming story? I've read all of the author's books, but I only finished *The Ranch*, read a few dozen chapters of *Wall Street* before putting it on my bookshelf and forgetting about it. I couldn't get into the others. I really like the author's farming style; I always feel that a yellow-skinned person starting out in a white world is a bit far-fetched in business novels.
The idea is good, but frankly, the current plot is too bland and lacks a decisive turning point. If it continues to develop in this direction, it will only become more and more mediocre, and there will be nothing left to write about later.
Let's go back to the pastoral farming style, Pikachu! I've watched your Ranch twice already. 😭
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The new book, "The Son of a Las Vegas Tycoon," starts off strong. Brothers, dare to take a gamble? Win and you get a mansion by the sea; lose and you're bungee jumping off a rooftop! 🙂🙂🙂
The subject matter is relatively old, but the writing style and narration are decent. A major flaw is the lack of distinct and memorable secondary characters. The plot is mediocre.
I've lost so much money... I dare not invest anymore.
Calm as still water, without any ripples.