I Really Don't Want to Be a Novelist

The writing is good. This piece of entertainment has not been plagiarized. The author of each story has written it well. The only shortcoming may be that the supporting characters and the plot of the book itself are a bit single, and the flaws are not concealed...

The original novel is indeed quite bright, but the daily routine is too watery! The conversations between the readers and the authors are nothing more than that, and each time a book is finished, it is taken out for a walk. When the protagonist talks to other people, he only sighs and uses ellipses. Is the protagonist still a normal person? Can you speak normally?

A slow-burning novel, the writing is barely interesting and less exciting.

I was deceived, saying that it would be much better after 120. I saw Chapter 200, Seven Deadly Sins, and more than 20 million in the card. I still think about going out on the street every day. I haven't seen him spend money all year round. He eats barbecue every day and opens a small account everywhere. The only thought I have when I see this is that I am really not angry with those excellent writers. The system is too superior and the protagonists are not motivated yet. It feels a bit like the mud can't support the wall. I am a pure upstart. Resources come too easily. I still behave well when I get the advantage.

Don't you have to rush into the street and just let nature take its course? It's too deliberate and uncomfortable to watch (it's just my personal opinion!)

This counter-routine feels a bit like Mr. Pei's deja vu. What attracted me to Mr. Pei's book is probably the core of anti-capitalism. Capital only looks at big data and does not treat people as human beings. However, that book unconsciously improved the experience of a small number of people through anti-economic behavior, thus attracting everyone's popularity. Although it seems unrealistic and cheating, there is a sense of comfort in miracles like this. The market is no longer the same, the lower class is no longer just exploited, and everyone has given up vulgar tastes to create their own value. What a beautiful thing. Also, since it's a counter-trope, the unexpectedness should be the main point of interest. I think the books in the article are real, so there may be less surprises. A casual reflection from a new reader, I hope it will inspire the author.

You may not believe it when I tell you, but I am chasing novels within novels. What attracts me most about this book is not the various counter-tropes, but the excerpts from the novels written by the protagonists of each novel. It is full of all kinds of fantastic ideas and unconstrained ideas. Always attracts me to watch.

This counter-routine is really disgusting. If I had this system, why would I want to think about jumping on the streets? I'm guaranteed to do it. I'm not going to write about my favorite subject and what I want to write the most. If you can achieve your goal, wouldn't you make more money? Why should you write just to beat the crowd? Bad review, bad review.

There's no need to force it. It already has this quality. Can't you just let it take its own course? Oh, it's always a routine, and I can't stand it anymore.

Haha, you may not believe it, but this subject was first told to me, and it is indeed good.

I would like to ask, when will the book in the book be written?

The mentality of the protagonist is very disturbing. He has a system to take care of everything. He can make money if he writes a book, but if the book is successful, he will make no less money, become famous, and improve his writing skills. But the protagonist just wants the money from the system, so he has to go to the streets, right?

Author, to be honest, I think the other works in your book are better than this one. How about we...

At the beginning, I read it as a cool article about Wenzhao Liu + Pei Qianliu, and stopped reading it until it was released. But when I saw "Seven Days in Hell", I fell silent, because although I don't know what it feels like to be blind, I know what it feels like to be deaf and unable to hear. I don't know if this kind of plot exists in other novels, so let's treat it as an original plot. I feel like it's starting to get a little deeper and a little more interesting. Come on, author!

To be honest, daily life is very boring. . But I want to follow the novel within the novel

The author honestly explains whether there is really a system, just to make the money that should be paid, and the points that should be paid account for 7788

Is there any prototype for the books Seven Sins, Caged Bird, and Seven Days Region? I would like to find it and see if anyone knows about it.

Sister Qing's routine of losing money and becoming the richest man is not suitable for novel writers. After all, the departments of the company can be linked, there will be games to promote, the games will be updated, and the games will have competitors. But novels are different. Novels are updated slowly and cannot be changed once they are formed. Competition among novels is not very fierce.

If the writing and creative abilities rewarded by the system are very high, then it is not a question of money at this time. As the saying goes, "If you hear the Tao in the morning, you will die in the evening." Which writer would not want to write a work whose influence transcends the country and time?

These forty-three chapters have a total of twenty-nine pages. The first twenty pages are the plot of the novel written by the protagonist. I don't even know how to jump to read it. We are here to read your novel, not to read the novel written by the protagonist in your novel (this sentence is a bit puckery)

Isn't it easy to pounce? Send a girl, a green slave. The protagonist has several good buddies who share the same dormitory, and then the good buddies start a company and share the shares. When he sees a beautiful girl and a good friend, he goes to her first, and he also uses the resources of the protagonist's company to pick up girls and relatives.

In fact, the writing is quite good, but I can't stand the routine of changing vests all the time. On the one hand, it really gets annoying after too many times, and on the other hand, the logic of this operation is not smooth. Alas, what a pity.

I can't stand it. I'm really impressed by the protagonist who is trying to make fun of himself.

The same routine of losing money and becoming a rich man looks good, but this one looks really unpleasant.

It's okay for the protagonist to want to be a street artist at the beginning, but after a period of time, he has made money from books that are not a street bomb. He should change his mentality and write what he wants to write. Whether he wants to be a street artist or not, feel free to do so. This way, he can write better. Then let the protagonist write a few serious literature-like books that have poor sales but a high reputation.

If you always want to pounce but don't pounce, it's boring. No ups and downs. There are too many introductions to the book, too many book reviews, and few protagonists appear, with no priority.

Forcibly going against the grain, the system's task reward is a real improvement in writing ability, and improvement in writing ability means being able to write famous articles and leave a mark in history. Moreover, improving writing ability means that you can really make money. So it is really too stupid and out of order to focus on the little money that is thrown into the street. So it is not advisable to go against routines just for the sake of going against routines.

You won't believe it if I tell you, but I was stabbed by the novel in the novel. If you can't stand the early welcome, just watch Star Dreams

But I digress later, the description of the novel is quite good...

You may not believe it, but I read books in novels.