It's Over! I've Become a Stand-In!
完蛋！我成替身了！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Writing Style Is Key
Only recommending promising new fantasy books with good writing and solid logic. Readers who drop by are welcome to recommend books. I'll read every recommendation in the comments. If a book suits me, I'll add it to the list. Please follow and save the list.
Awakening from a Great Dream a Thousand Years Later
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I’ve been reading for over thirty years, and it’s become a habit. I read a little every day to unwind. This list includes both old and new books, just for the record.
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This kind of writing style, where the protagonist is constantly pressured by an enemy, forcing them to keep moving forward, is outdated. It certainly avoids the problem of developing new conflicts to advance the plot. Unfortunately, this only works for veteran authors; only they have a large enough fanbase to tolerate it.
Ugh, this is so annoying! Why is Qianhuan so troublesome? No matter what I do, he just won't die. He keeps forcibly prolonging the story, creating endless nested narratives. It's enough to make you sick of it. You can keep using the same villain, I see many Japanese and American comics that frequently use villains to be ridiculed. The problem is, you have to make the villain more charismatic!
He's intelligent, but I just feel uneasy. The protagonist's internal organs are injured and he needs the Five Elements Tree to heal him, so he ambushes the tree, then cuts off its branches, then cuts off half of its body, and then every now and then he finds an excuse to beat up the tree or cut off its legs...
It's like an endless nested doll game: one boss takes 400 chapters to defeat, then you find out there's a mastermind behind it all, and another 400 chapters are added. It's so frustrating to read, I'm dropping the book. 😰
The author, you know what I mean.
Actually, it's quite well-written, but its flaw lies in its constant focus on the subtle conflicts with the Thousand Illusions God. It's not that the Thousand Illusions God couldn't be established from the beginning, but he should have remained aloof, never appearing or showing his face, without any visible interference in the plot.
The story should end after the creditors are killed; wish-fulfillment stories are the mainstream. Nobody wants to be constantly suppressed.
This book is great! How come its grades are so bad? I've already saved up quite a few chapters. Here, take the monthly pass!
The book has a good concept, a good story, a good writing style, and a good writing style. However, it lacks rigor, and the reckless and nonsensical remarks are too frivolous, giving the impression of being superfluous and unnecessary.
Prophecy
I boldly predict that Qianhuan is either the protagonist himself or has always been corrupted within the protagonist's body.