Cultivation: My Aptitude Can Be Upgraded Without Limit
修仙：我的资质无限加点
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 138k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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I've noticed a problem: why do authors who write good books always try different genres and then fail? I've found that many authors do this. They write cultivation novels, their books become popular, then they try supernatural or urban novels, and then they fail. The same goes for authors who write urban novels.
Many people like my Hong Kong variety show writing, and I hope many more will like my fantasy/xia (fantasy/martial arts) writing as well. New book, let's go!
I don't recommend authors change the subject matter when starting a new book. They should build upon and refine their previous work before starting a new one. The previous book was refreshing, but it had its shortcomings; it should be improved before starting a new one. Does the author feel that starting another book would be repetitive and there's nothing new to write about?
They even came back to check out the completed book! What a kind soul! When will the new book be released?
Where's the new book? A ton of people are waiting for it!
Most authors who switch genres after writing one book end up being stagnant. The main issue is that some authors jump directly from Hong Kong urban fantasy to cultivation novels, making a huge leap. Even authors like Squid (乌贼) only superficially switch genres; in reality, they're all cultivation novels—fantasy, martial arts, and xuanhuan. The difference between Hong Kong urban fantasy and cultivation novels is too great; it's like starting all over again.
A new book? Why not write Hong Kong variety shows? I've read all over the internet, and yours is the best. It would be a shame not to write them. Don't mention your Zhuang Ye story; you're not even good enough to carry this author's shoes.
It's very well written, author! Keep up the good work and update more often!
Can I pre-order a Hong Kong variety show? Will you write a supernatural Hong Kong variety show for my next book?
So you cut it off already... Wouldn't it be better to write a Hong Kong horror story based on the First Commandment, weakening the ghosts a bit, and adding things like exorcists and zombies? Let's gradually change the plot...