Zongwu: the Days of Hanging Out at Tongfu Inn

Qixia Town is really lively now and has become a base camp for time travellers. Some are county magistrates, some are head catchers, and some are police officers. There are those who teach, there are those who work as blacksmiths, and there are those who are beggars. There is no shortage of storytellers, fortune tellers and performances inside Tongfu Inn. . . .

After reading books for so many years, how should I put it, what kind of book will not give bad results. The protagonist should not forcefully pretend to be cool, and do not think that the world revolves around the protagonist. The supporting characters should not be smart, as this will not cause them to be particularly miserable. The specific thing is to maintain the individuality and independent personality of each character who appears, and treat the supporting character as a normal person instead of saying some unreasonable words or doing some unreasonable things to promote the plot. As for how to do this, just put yourself in his shoes. Stand in his position, how will he talk to the protagonist, and what attitude will he use? As the saying goes, don't do to others what you don't want others to do to you. In this way, the existence of this person is reasonable. Advice from a book lover who has been reading for many years, welcoming and encouraging new authors. Come on!

A courtyard house and a Tongfu Inn are a concentration camp for bad books!

There are no punctuation marks, which looks a bit laborious.

There are very few novels about martial arts stories. It is best to ask first whether there is a harem or a single heroine, and it is best to incorporate Longmen Escort Agency.

Nowadays, there are too few writers who are good at writing about Seven Heroes. They basically copy the lines of the original drama and add a pig's foot perspective to view it. Otherwise, they can't pass the 10th chapter of martial arts and they are super good at showing off. Punching Zhuge and kicking Dongfang Bubai are boring. If you have time, write original plots and integrate the characters in the drama...

In the second chapter, someone mentioned something about punctuation, and it has not changed even after nineteen chapters. A colon doesn't have much impact on psychological activities, but it looks very tiring if the characters' dialogues don't include double quotes at the beginning and end!

Remember Wen Rui'an's "Four Famous Catchers" is a male, so the protagonist of this book is a fencing master?

It is difficult to write a melodrama as the theme of a novel. It can be used as a supplementary side task in the background of a novel, but if it is written as the main line, the plot will be too sparse and confusing. And it is difficult to afford a novel that costs hundreds of thousands or even more than 1 million.

Zhang Chen, don't you work at Tianjin Crosstalk Broadcasting?

Tongfu Inn, Medical Hospital Xiaozhuan, what else?

This is the first post. I hope there will be a second and third post. The humble novice author is asking for help online.