Cultivation: My Aptitude Can Be Upgraded Without Limit

I found a question, why do authors who write good books have to try different genres, and then rush to the streets? I found that many authors are like this. They write about cultivating immortals, and their books become popular, and then they try supernatural powers or cities, and then rush to the streets. The same is true for authors who write about cities.

There are a lot of people who like my Hong Kong variety show, and there are also a lot of people who like my Xianxia writing. New book, rush!

I don't recommend that the author changes the subject and starts a new book. A new book should be developed based on the previous one to further improve and consolidate it. The previous book was eye-catching, but it had shortcomings and should be read at a higher level. Does the author feel that starting another book will be repetitive and there will be nothing to write about? You just wrote a book, so there is no need to think so. It is recommended to finish this directly. If you really want to change the subject, you can write it in the third book when you have more readers. I hope the author can see it.

I actually came back and finished ordering the book, which is a shame. When will the new book be released?

What about the new book? A lot of people are waiting

Most people who change genres after writing a book will basically be simple. The main author jumped directly from Hong Kong comprehensive urban genre to cultivating immortals. His hips are too big. Even if he is a squid, how many genres have he changed on the surface? In fact, they are all about cultivation, fairy tales, western fantasy, and fantasy. They are all about cultivation. Hong Kong comprehensive urban novels are more about cultivating immortals. The difference is so big that it is like starting from scratch.

Opened a new book? Why don't you write a Hong Kong comprehensive? I've read all over the Internet, and the author's Hong Kong comprehensive is the best. It would be a pity not to write. Don't mention the one about Mr. Zhuang. I can't even mention the author's shoes.

The writing is very good, the author is great, please keep up the good work.

Can I book the Hong Kong Comprehensive Theater first? Will you write some supernatural Hong Kong drama in your next book?

That's it. . Wouldn't it be better to write a Hong Kong plot based on the First Commandment, make the ghosts a little weaker, and add some Tuodi exorcists, zombies, and more? The track is slowly changing,