
No One Understands the Demon Cult Better Than I Do
没人比我更懂魔教
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 114k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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52Chapters
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5.5kRecs
9.8kFans
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Attracted by the contrast between the demonic theme and the protagonist's performance in the first three chapters, I began to look forward to the subsequent plot development. I wanted to see how the protagonist changed in adversity, turned the tide, and other changes, or I was curious about the world environment in which the protagonist lived. But starting from the fourth chapter, I felt that the rhythm of the plot had slowed down. The urgency of the protagonist's crisis suddenly dropped, and there was no topic, which made people lose interest in the subsequent plot. The above are all based on personal narrow-minded experience, please do not criticize.
To be honest, I didn't even understand the title of the book. Such a title could easily affect my grades.
Why why do you want to write fantasy? Isn't it good to write a Hong Kong novel of the era? I've finished writing the Hong Kong novel. There's also domestic entertainment of the era, American entertainment of the era, Japanese and Korean entertainment.
The author is now stuck in a conflict point The author thinks that Hong Kong comprehensive writing is very good, but there are repeated contents in it, and he wants to change the subject to seek a breakthrough In fact, judging from the early content of the book, it is actually a young and Dangerous novel in the skin of a fairy. The style of acting in it is more interesting due to the adjustment of the background. Bold, because similar communication techniques should actually be replaced with a modern background (money, maybe to open up new ways of making money, maybe to run a Ponzi scheme), so I guess the author looked at the content and found that there was no breakthrough at all, and because the background is in the fairy tale and martial arts genre, the overall style of behavior that he wanted to write is not easy to reverse.
Judging from your actions, you don't understand the Demonic Cult either.
The well-known fantasy writer made me laugh...
The plot at the beginning of Selling Pills made me feel that it was no different from the previous fantasy novels. How can I put it this way? When I first read this book, it gave me a unique feeling. It was bright at first, but now it is like a cookie-cutter fantasy novel. There is no difference.
Lelele
If you don't write a Hong Kong drama, no one will look at you. It would be great to write a supernatural Hong Kong drama.