
The Age of Global Hauntings
全球诡异时代
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 110k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Future World
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
47Chapters
217Recommendations
3Fans
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I thought I'd found a good book... But it turns out to be a eunuch's work.
Sigh, not a single book has been properly completed. The author is talented, so why can't they just finish one book? Look at those authors who make a lot of money; regardless of the quality of their books, their attitude towards writing is impeccable. They basically finish every book completely. They deserve to make money.
I only read the beginning, and it didn't seem to depict the changes in life brought about by eternal night. If it's eternal night, wouldn't lighting technology have advanced significantly, and everyone would be carrying several super-long-lasting flashlights with them?
I urge all the readers who are actively supporting their books to read the latest chapter of their supported books every Tuesday... Regarding recommendations for Tuesday, please take care of this newbie! ≥≤ The author expresses sincere gratitude.
How did you divide 110,000 words into 47 chapters?
In this kind of world, having a female lead is quite beneficial, and as long as you write the romance well, we readers will clamor for you to "take" the female lead. If you don't write it well, or if you don't intend to "take" her at the beginning, then disregard what I said.
I remember there was a book with the exact same name as him, it was well-written, and it was finished.
Well written, but I have a suggestion: make the simulated scenarios feel like real-life experiences. As for the "blacked-out" parts, consider them as amnesia. Otherwise, the changes in mindset and character development in the earlier chapters will be criticized.
So, if the synopsis dares to mention the plot, then the expert won't go into detail. You think you've written something really good?