
This Novel Is Very Healthy
这本小说很健康
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 5.1M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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I don't think it's nice to see there. As I said before, you can't understand it. That's one thing. It's just like Oracle. You can't understand any words at all. Why are you still interested in reading it? Forget it if you can't understand it. You know it's an extraordinary world, but you don't want to explain what it means when you write it. Si, I don't ask you to explain the whole story. Occasionally, you can explain some obscure things. Is it necessary to crush the protagonist to death when writing a novel? You only rely on guessing to read novels. You must be crazy. If you can't understand the guesswork, no one will read it. If you can't understand it, no one will read it. It's better to be a migrant worker all your life.
I was just about to watch it when I saw a bunch of comments about Cai Wenji. Let me see. . Damn, this is a bit hurtful. . Cai Wenji is at least a talented woman and an official lady. In my understanding, she is strong and full of wisdom. . Why did the author write like a maid? It's so disgusting. In addition, since she was kidnapped and lived a painful life, since Cai Wenji could persist in living and did not choose to commit suicide, it means that Cai Wenji is very strong, patient and perseverant, so she cannot be as humble and desperate as the author said.
Wenzhao Gong wrote more manuscripts and fewer adventure chapters. I feel that the most outstanding chapters are the ones explaining the proper nouns of the Three Kingdoms.
The setting is not quite right. Since you understand history, you cannot write the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. If you write a romance, you can only say that you do not understand history and you are just copying novels.
I was originally very interested in this setting, and I also thought the character of the protagonist was good. But the author is so good at it. Many chapters are just porters, retelling the plots or historical events of the famous novel, and then adding a bunch of his own opinions to occupy the main line of development. It is almost the author's own collection of historical reviews of the famous novel. Does this treat the readers as readers in the novel written by the author himself? Does it need to introduce in such detail a bunch of things that everyone is familiar with and even has some own opinions? I just skipped it, only to find that there isn't much in the main plot... In addition, the author also keeps using the old trick of adding a harem, which really affects the mood. It was outrageous enough to get close to Cai Wenji, but then I reluctantly accepted it to get close to Wang Run. Now it seems that Jin Ling is added, it is too unnatural, and it looks really awkward. I wonder if these problems will be corrected in the future...
It's a book I like very much. I came to Qidian because I read this book on Douyin. I used to be an absolute prostitute 😏. The author's plot is very exciting. I'm not a cheater, so I think this book is very suitable for me. I feel like it's the same with online books. The author has the final right of interpretation.
The first novel by the author I read was Sword Girl, and then I continued reading Girl's Route, and then Chasing Krypton. Unfortunately, the author was unlucky, and I read all 34 books after that.
There are many poisonous points. As a copycat, he changed the original work and made clever changes and explanations. He believed that he was better than the original author. He used the name of the author to promote his own views, and also used the readers of the article to brag about himself. In fact, the interpretation and adaptation of the original plot is very poor. The plot of the protagonist I wrote is bland and boring, and there are often bloody plots. I really like to use self-deprecation to resolve the nonsense, and I abuse it frequently. When I see the nonsense, I can guess that the author will definitely find something to make up for later, and how he will find it. The author extremely brought the protagonist into self-indulgence and indulged his own desires, making the story that was not very good in the first place a mess. The protagonist's character is inconsistent, and he is completely the author's cover-up. He has no charm at all. He is both serious and independent, saying one thing and doing another.
I listened to the book recommendations on Douishou, but when I saw the free end, I felt that it was not worth my money. There was too much watery content, but the reduced content I listened to on Douishou made me very irritated. The previous article was written based on the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, so a large section of the content is about the content of the book, and a small section is about the main line of the story. However, the author will also jump out of the story itself and connect with real life to carry out a kind of preaching-like expansion. It is okay to be less, but it does pop up from time to time. Moreover, the part about Cai Wenji that is about to be released is really disgusting, and I don't even want to watch it. The protagonist Liu Xu has always been in a good mood. Even after being hit, he is still in a very good state. However, he is just a copycat, and he does not seem to fit the personality of a doctor of history. There are also a lot of mistakes. Sometimes people get confused, and sometimes people suddenly change their profession.
It's boring to make a vague adaptation of modern history
I don't know what your situation was at that time, but if you want me to write about modern history directly with the protagonist, or I won't write it, I have to use a story to reflect it. This is pure water for readers, and it insults the word revolution. Revolutionary sages are not as glib as Liu Xu. Liu Xu follows the way of readers. You want to change to the way of the people on a whim. Then what the protagonist did in the early stage is sorry for the people. The protagonist does not love the people, but just loves the power of the world. Anyone from the same generation group can be better than the protagonist with ever-changing thoughts. You won't have written too much. Even the protagonist's personality can change freely according to your mood. Just by looking at the plot of An World, I can see the haste in writing this plot. The protagonist suddenly changes his personality and suddenly has revolutionary thoughts. Then he changes his perspective and returns to his glib appearance. It's not that I don't like glibness, but it really ruins the atmosphere and reduces the depth of your novel. Originally, every character has to realize a truth, and he has to speak glibly. For example, when King Shengwu laments that he has forgotten his original intention and no longer has the ambition of the past, the protagonist says, "You are too stupid," but what he did is indeed that he has forgotten his original intention. The so-called stupidity is because King Shengwu has not read the script.