A Brawler's Road to Breaking Out of Shawshank

Jiang Nan actually messed up his writing about Dragon Raja... Jiangnan can only write about youth, not about growing up... So it's like Lu Mingfei was rewound, he never grew up... Jiang Nan excels at writing detailed plots, so he pieced together a very fake character, Lu Mingfei, from a bunch of very realistic fragments.

It's a very engaging novel with a great plot. The battles against enemies are fast-paced and satisfying. The writing style is generally good, with few errors in detail. Its lack of popularity is probably due to the poorly written author bio and title, which could easily lead readers to believe it's just another run-of-the-mill work.

Many readers have commented that the title is not very appealing, and I personally think it could be changed, but I can't think of anything better. What do you fellow readers think? Should we change it? What name should we use?

The protagonist is a bit silly and doesn't need brains.

As expected... An overly overpowered protagonist is still not worth reading. The "Mangfu" character is just an excuse. She's so stupid that she's not like a normal person. If she's so lazy to use her brain to write a novel, why not just make the protagonist a pig? Would anyone read that?

I devoured it all in one go for the limited time while it was free. To be honest, the early chapters were really well-written, including The Shawshank Redemption, Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils, Ju-on, One Piece, and more. It was a very enjoyable read. However, the novels The Love Ghost Story and White Snake and Green Snake were terrible. They felt like they were ghostwritten and not written by the same person!

To be honest, whether it's The Shawshank Redemption or Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils, the authors' plots, though not very rigorous, are still watchable. However, the quality seems to drop considerably after the third world. As for the Dragon Raja part, frankly, I couldn't stand it. Firstly, I haven't read this book, so I know nothing about the plot or the characters. Secondly, the author's writing quality has dropped significantly. So it's not good-looking.

When Wang Yuyan transformed into Nuwa, she immediately split open. Who is the real protagonist?

I don't know if One Piece is easy to write, but the author's writing is terrible. The original anime was relatively fast-paced before the Big Mom arc, except for the Colosseum arc, which was a bit of a stretch. But this one is just aimless wandering around. It can't be completely unrestrained, and it doesn't seem to understand the situation.

Great writing, terrible outline. The worlds the author chose have absolutely no connection between them: one is a martial arts world, one is a Japanese fantasy world, one is a domestic youth fantasy world, one is a Japanese anime world, and one is a clichéd world that mixes various fantasy elements. What's most infuriating is that the protagonist is a reckless brute, yet the author insists on giving him a woman in every world. Some of these relationships are even forced and offensive.