The Other-Bodied Heavenly King

Hey Wall-E, I want to share an urban legend. Maybe you can use it as material to create a great card game. Urban Legends: The Dual-Gun Ranger - Yan Shuangying 1. Yan Shuangying always carried a silver dollar with him. 2. The number of bullets in Yan Shuangying's gun depends on how many shots he wants to fire. 3. When you pointed your gun at Yan Shuangying's head, your gun was empty.

1. I've been waiting for Wally to write a new entertainment novel. The synopsis mentioned both actors and audience members, so I thought my hopes were fulfilled. But when I actually read it, it was a completely different story... The subject matter of the new book is hard to define. It's currently at 90,000 words and includes elements of movie performance as well as a bizarre supernatural system.

WALL-E, a robot author, has written books such as *Anatomy of Ghouls*, *Plague Doctor*, *Dr. Dawn*, *Alien King*, and *The Great Villain in the Extraordinary World*.

In terms of Plague Doctor alone, you are currently a top-tier writer on Qidian. I once thought Plague Doctor was to you what Mysterious Sea is to Foxtail. It's just a pity.

This time it's a relatively rare combination of entertainment and science fiction; I'm looking forward to seeing how the story unfolds. Furthermore, the protagonist is quite good-looking and has skills; he could easily make money by livestreaming, as there are already many precedents. In my humble opinion, it would be more reasonable to set the story earlier in time.

Well, as expected, it died. Having watched the earlier episodes, I noticed that the portrayal went astray. Adults, suffering greatly, mentally ill, with emotions and rebellious tendencies, are depicted like middle school students. They act like children with healthy parents and normal emotional responses.

There is no doubt that Wally is a high-level online novelist. While others trick me into spending money to get my tears, Wally tricks me into spending money by getting my tears.

I absolutely love this book; it's totally my cup of tea. The anti-hero protagonist in a cyberpunk world—freedom, rebellion, and love—it's so rock and roll! Every member of the protagonist team is so funny; that prickly, self-inflicted wounds coupled with a furious urge to stab the world—wow, I love it! It's like everyone's screaming: "To hell with this world!" I absolutely love it!

I've reached Chapter 8, and I've probably opened and deleted the book four or five times already; I just can't stand it anymore. So many chapters haven't gotten to the point. This isn't just a matter of slow pacing; there's no excuse for it. It's simply a complete failure to maintain a proper framework; it's too rambling. Even top-tier authors might not dare to write like this, so how could the author dare? And it's not even engaging. Is this some kind of strategy to filter out die-hard readers?

Alien King ❌ The Phantom of the Opera √