Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio

You guys just went to eat together, right? Not a single one of you was cursing for over an hour, but as soon as we finished eating, suddenly they all popped up, more than ten accounts cursing at the same time. I almost didn't have time to react, and I couldn't even delete them all! You guys, have some decency! Making money like this without any conscience will bring you retribution.

Many fellow authors have asked me how I manage to write around 20,000 words a day. I can only say that I focus solely on writing; I bury myself in my writing and ignore anything unrelated to it. I've also seen many of the authors criticizing me in the comments section. I understand why you're criticizing me—because you're not focused on your own writing, but on what others are telling you to do.

The book begins with a variation of one of the three tales about wolves from *Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio*, and this gradual progression from a familiar story makes it easier for readers to connect with the narrative. However, it also makes it somewhat limited by this framework. I hope the book can break through this framework and reach new heights in future installments.

The world-building is vast, covering officials at all levels, power structures, and social conflicts. The downside is that there's too much content; it's difficult to remember everything. Not only do the imperial court, princes, powerful families, and corrupt officials exploit us at every level, but we also have to make offerings to the gods during festivals. We're practically starving to death. What kind of offerings do I have to make to you?

I haven't read the book yet, but I want to say that from April 21st to September 18th, you've updated 1.88 Million words! Author, you're truly amazing!!!

I heard that the story "Rakshasa Sea City" from Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio has recently become popular. I wonder if any of you have read it? If you have, I wonder if you share the same feelings as me.

The first few dozen chapters are full of gods and immortals, but the protagonist's cultivation level is only at the Qi Refining or Foundation Establishment stage. Is that really appropriate? It's like having a net worth of only a few hundred thousand, yet you're dealing with people like Jack Ma and Pony Ma every day. Is that appropriate?

Why resort to insults? If the writing is bad, you don't have to read it. I'm here to speak up for the author!

I came here on a pilgrimage, having heard the updates are faster, so I came to check it out.

I don't know what happens later, but the first few chapters seem to follow the same formula as "Choose a Day to Ascend".