
Editing Entries in a World of Gods and Ghosts
我在神鬼世界编辑词条
- Status
- Completed
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- 343k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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A collection of stories about invincible or supremely imposing protagonists. Some heroes stand tall, with nothing that can make them bow and scrape. Even if heaven falls and the path is cut off, they press on. Nothing is set in stone. If there are no resources, they’ll create them. No time for “what ifs.” A person fights for pride, just as a Buddha worshipper burns incense. As long as a strong heart still beats, defeat is unacceptable, and surrender is out of the question! They dominate heaven a
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I've read some, and I don't really like this kind of opening. It's all about luck, seemingly the protagonist relies on strategy, but it's completely ineffective. It's a situation where certain death requires strength, which the protagonist lacks, even with a cheat code. The author forces the protagonist to use wits to suppress their strength, creating a situation where survival depends entirely on power, only to be met with predictable luck-based schemes. Sigh…
The story is contradictory. He was assassinated by his own people, and even though they knew it was just a pretext for war, the enemy country kept playing games and killing off the protagonist? If they really wanted to kill him, would they have done it so childishly?
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This entry is quite novel in its concept. More description could be added to this area, as it's a space that can spark many creative ideas. Overall, I think it's well-written so far; keep up the good work!
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Dance for Yourself —May we who write achieve great results! I always believe/ The rain that night / It will turn into morning dew. Nourish the eyes that gaze into the distance / I always believe/ The wind that night / It will transform into gentle little hands/ Brushing away the lost heart/ I heard/ The sound of fingers gliding across the keyboard / Like a heavenly melody/ I saw/
While Wang Xiu's ability to foresee the future is impressive, it still feels somewhat inaccurate, since everything is subject to change.
Don't kill me yet, think about this first, haha, what a weirdo.