
The Scientific Angler
柯学钓鱼佬
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 472k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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191Chapters
1.9kRecommendations
18kFans
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I'll finish writing this; I abandoned the first two books.
I feel that the author didn't choose a very appealing title this time. If I hadn't read your book before, I probably wouldn't have clicked on this.
The author's book has a problem: it's too unrestrained, too frivolous, and lacks any sense of restraint. Unrestrained exertion inevitably leads to a breakdown in mental well-being. While it might start well for someone who's purely seeking pleasure, it eventually becomes tiresome. In the more successful Conan fanfictions, the main characters all have their own clear goals and don't just focus on the Conan plot.
If someone works at the winery and leaves on time without rushing through their work, their light novel in Detective Conan will consistently rank in the top 5, and they won't have to work so hard to start a new book!
Block the author! He's abandoned the project again. Readers offer their opinions, but the author, who writes for the authors, completely ignores them. He's just a self-absorbed individual.
I feel it's better to leave work on time, it's a pity it was discontinued.
Enter at your own risk. Although the story is good, this is the fourth book I've read that was abandoned; the first three were all unfinished. One of them was written under a different pseudonym, and I don't even know if it has other pseudonyms. None of them have ever finished a book.
I'll finish writing this and come back later; I'm getting old.
It's probably just self-indulgent writing; the author doesn't seem to know how to organize their thoughts well, making it quite verbose.
Did I just grow it to death while I was trying to care for it?