I Am Guo Fengxiao, and I Married the Goddess of Luo from the Start
在下郭奉孝，开局娶洛神
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- Completed
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- 286k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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This person is too smart for you to handle.
Fans are built up over time. A discontinued book loses 90% of its fans, and if the data is bad, it's shut down immediately. Do you really expect your new book to succeed? If you had spent just half a month finishing your previous book, your new book wouldn't be in such a bad state! You probably don't want this pseudonym anymore.
Dual-writing is a recipe for disaster; I haven't seen a single good dual-writing book yet. My last one is about to be lost.
1. The protagonist's IQ is too high; you really can't handle him. 2. Zhen Mi is the eldest daughter of a top-tier noble family; she can only marry the eldest son of an equally powerful family, a prince, or even the emperor. Ordinary marquises aren't qualified. Even if Guo Jia is the eldest son of the Yingchuan Guo clan, it doesn't count.
This is riddled with flaws. Zhen Ji first married Yuan Xi, a man from a family that had held high office for four generations, and her next marriage was to Cao Pi. Why would she possibly be interested in Guo Jia, a mere strategist? Don't be ridiculous. Even if Zhen Ji wanted to marry Guo Jia, he wouldn't be a match for her.
Putting everything else aside, Zhen Mi has the destiny of a phoenix. She dares to marry, but would you dare to marry her? Are you trying to tell all the feudal lords, "I, the short-lived and sickly Guo Fengxiao, am going to be emperor?" Regardless of the quality of the writing, could you at least think before choosing a name?
My Wife is a General, she's really beautiful; I really can't appreciate Nine Heavens Divine Phoenix. Looking forward to the author's new work.
I can't capture that high-IQ feeling in my writing.
Seeing the protagonist go to Chang'an to kill the foreign tribes, and the protagonist, a strategist, carrying the Overlord template and eight hundred heroic souls to kill the enemy, has touched a nerve with me. There is a system, and the writing is a bit too fantastical. I'll keep reading for now, and then come back when it's officially released.
Just find a factory job and stop writing.