I Have a Magic Continent

Why haven't you signed a contract yet? This book by the author should be of the same type as "I Have a Seal of Two Realms", double wear, so it's a bit more fun, can you learn from it?

New book type positioning problem. I just read a few chapters and my current suggestions are based on this. I haven't read the following content yet, I hope it can be used as a reference. If Magic Continent is just a plug-in for the modern world, it is an urban novel. The plot of Xuanlong can be made into short chapters, that is, everything in Xuanlong can be written as a short story. There may or may not be a connection between them. But the main story is in the city. The advantage of this urban novel is that it is more fun to pretend to be a pig and eat the tiger. And it's easier to write the emotional line. The disadvantage is that the combat power cannot be improved. Unless the modern world transforms into the apocalypse or infinite flow. If you want to go to Xuanlong in the end, then the modern plot is to show the growth and choices of the protagonist. What motivates him to make a decision needs to be thought about carefully. Which characters from the modern world are included is also very important. These accompanying characters from the beginning are important supporting roles, even the second male lead, and the female protagonist can be brought from the modern world. Or the final BOSS. Mysteries and suspense can all come from early travelers in the modern world. The advantage of setting the main plot in Xuanlong is that the combat power can be infinitely upgraded, and skills, spells, new maps, and new characters can be unlimitedly used without considering the actual situation. The disadvantage is that this is a book that is relevant to the modern world. What's the connection? If you can't wear it for the sake of wearing it, then there is no point. In the fantasy world, whether other time travelers are hidden, died early, or there are latecomers can all be taken into consideration. There is an anime "I Stand on a Million Lives". Its setting is very interesting and connects the modern and fantasy worlds. It can be used as a reference.

The author's writing style is okay, but the preliminary preparation is too long, and it is more like an urban novel. For the vast majority of fantasy audiences, entry into the main story is too slow

Very interesting, albeit a bit slow

It's a little down to earth and can be taken in.

It seems that there is another book club called 721071445. I have time to check it out. You can also give advice to the mage.

It feels like it's all written in the wrong place.

The author writes well, keep up the good work!

Good luck to the author and sign the contract as soon as possible