
A High-Quality Life for Humanity
人类高质量生活
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 315k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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82Chapters
4.5kRecommendations
6.1kFans
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The library is really poisonous enough to kill me.
Keep it up! I just saw this book today. Apart from some awkward parts, it's readable overall, much better than some books that insult people's intelligence.
This novel would be much better if the male protagonist could do something productive. I came here specifically for The Ferryman. But most of the plot is about other things... Thirteen dynasties' ancient capital + ferry service. How much content is there to write? The emperor and his ghosts will have a little episode, the ministers will have a little episode, the infatuated lovers will have a little episode, and the wronged souls will have a little episode. It might become a hit. Result…
Could you update more often? I've given you the monthly pass, the recommendation vote, and the tip! It's all up to you now!
In my personal opinion, the romance plot you wrote was awkward. I skipped through everything from the library section to the discussion about the architecture department.
After reading this for a while, I realized the writing isn't focused on the core theme. You need to understand that the main storyline of your book is the ferryman, so the plot should revolve around it. Even if there's a little bit of romance or male-female relationships, that's acceptable, but the rest should still be within the main plot.
Following the trend of ordinary people's ordinary lives
It's quite interesting. It combines elements of a scumbag boyfriend, urban entrepreneurship, science fiction, and a ferryman... Overall, it's not bad. I recently read "The Ordinary Life of an Ordinary Person," and compared to this book, it's about on par. This is purely my personal opinion; please don't criticize.
I don't understand the library chapter. Is the author being neurotic? Or is he just indulging in self-deception?
This is really well-written, a real gem! Keep up the good work and update more often.