The Extraordinary Distorter
非凡扭曲者
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 262k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Evolution & Mutation
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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88Chapters
21.7kRecommendations
6.7kFans
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We strongly urge you to write about American entertainment! Brother Thirteen, you should just admit it: most of the people who come to read your books want to see you write about American entertainment. Brothers, please line up down here and let Thirteen feel our power! 💪💪
The author has aspirations. A lot of fans are looking forward to writing about American entertainment, and he's very familiar with the subject and has a large readership, so he's looking to make a change. In comparison, some authors' behavior is truly appalling.
I feel the author is constantly trying to break new ground; it's rare to see an author so dedicated. I love it!
Honestly, I don't understand why some authors want to switch genres. You switch from entertainment to other genres, and then authors from other genres switch back to entertainment—it's unnecessary. To be honest, if you're good at a very niche genre, then switching is understandable. But entertainment novels actually have a large following.
Is Thirteen still planning to write about American entertainment? There's a book called "Hollywood Sketches" that plagiarized 15 years of Hollywood productions from you, plagiarizing so blatantly. It didn't just copy the outlines, it even copied the supporting characters! The most outrageous thing is that it even copied a Jewish name like Duke's at the end. The only movie it didn't plagiarize was "Get Out," a book written by a pretentious intellectual. Happy Death Anniversary!
There's really no need to force yourself to change your image; you're already a top star on Qidian.
Keep going, believe in yourself.
As mentioned in the previous post, I'll repeat it again. Thirteen mentioned that the book's performance was relatively poor, which is likely due to many reasons. Two things are certain: first, the writing style is excellent, and the story is captivating.
I have a feeling the author's transition might not be very successful.
Are you so scared of Chicago that you're giving up writing about American entertainment news?
Thirteen mentioned in the group chat that his new book is coming out next month, still about American entertainment.