The Mysterious End

Welcome to the world of eerie tales: Starting with the Red Moon, a Family of Four, or the Calamity of the Underworld? Do you have a home? Do you have a warm and caring family in a cozy, peaceful little house, always waiting for your arrival? [This is a family of four.

I've just gotten to the Kingdom of Decay part of The End of Mystery. The plot where Xiao Xiao uses a hug to influence the little girl is too simplistic, too idealistic, and even too saintly. A girl betrayed by her parents and trampled upon by the world can only give rise to a rotten kingdom through despair.

The author's new book has earned him a 50-year ban from posting. He doesn't believe he made any particularly extreme comments, but he does think the protagonist is a bit dim-witted, or rather, too reckless. Finding himself reincarnated into the body of a dead person, and taking advantage of the person's absence, in unfamiliar territory, his first thought is to go to the police station, and then…

Utterly disappointed. In my opinion, there are two main problems. First, the abilities and skills are vague and the descriptions are too conceptual, with no specific introductions. This makes it easy to describe the battle scenes. Just play some music, a chainsaw comes out, and the enemy loses without you even realizing it. What are strength levels and battle logic? Can you even eat them?

Pure garbage. It felt like a waste of several days of my time. It's like a hodgepodge. The protagonist has a god-like perspective, and the entire story revolves around how much suffering the protagonist endured over those four years, but I couldn't feel it at all, and I didn't get the point of the suffering. It seems the author just wrote whatever came to mind. In short, garbage.

Why doesn't Qidian have a complaint function or a book downgrade function? This piece of junk can't even be complained about!

Just because a book becomes popular doesn't mean you should keep writing in the same genre. Even if the author is highly skilled, look at other established authors—they switch genres as soon as one book becomes a hit. Even if it's just a slightly different formula, at least it offers something new. After finishing a post-apocalyptic fantasy, you can write other genres. Write about recovery, fantasy, xianxia (Chinese fantasy), or futuristic space travel.

I just joined a new alliance and I feel incredibly powerful...

Just like the previous book, it ended abruptly and poorly. I've blocked this author ever since; I'll never trust them again.

Ever since finishing "Red Moon," my mindset has been off with my subsequent books. With my earlier books, I could write quietly even when they weren't performing exceptionally well. But with my last two books, I simply gave up on them because they weren't doing well.