The Age of the Gods

This style doesn't suit you. Why don't you just write alternate history? After finishing "The Great Wei Dynasty," it became quite popular. You squandered a great opportunity.

Objectively speaking, this book can only be described as subpar. Since you primarily write historical fiction, suddenly changing it has actually alienated a large number of readers. I suggest trying a historical cultivation novel or an imperial examination-themed story. "Zhao Shi Hu Zi" was, frankly, a very good story with decent content, but unfortunately, it had a terrible ending.

I'm making this pledge: this story will be abandoned within three months. You should give up now and focus on writing historical epics about power struggles – that's the right path.

Just one question: are you still the same person you are now? If you're selling your account, at least say something! "Da Wei" was so well-written; do you really not want to write historical fiction anymore? Making money isn't shameful; you can switch to other genres, but abandoning a project without giving a reason is really inappropriate, isn't it?

Why not just write history? Damn, the new book already has 180,000 words and hasn't even reached 3,000 favorites. It's a flop! 😅

Why did you change your style when you wrote "The Great Wei Court" and "The Tiger Clan of Zhao" so well? The previous book even included a whole system! Now you've changed styles again? Have you run out of ideas? I genuinely loved your first two books!

The best book to read is undoubtedly "The Great Wei Court," followed by "The Tiger Cub of Zhao," and the others...

If they don't sell their accounts, I think it's because they've lost their drive. I already had this feeling in my new book after Da Wei. In his later books, the author became increasingly withdrawn, and it was clear that he was being torn apart by the pressures of life and his creative obsession (wanting to write more meticulous "historical" texts).

There's nothing shameful about imitating Tiancan Tudou (a popular Chinese web novel character). It's the same old trick, as long as people like it.

To be honest, I don't quite understand the popularity of "The Great Wei Palace." After reading your other books, I found that it was a case of "a blind cat stumbling upon a dead mouse." One of the characters in "The Great Wei Palace" was very pretentious and the plot was a bit chaotic, but even though it's a 2016 book, it's still readable now. But look at what you're writing now!