A Private-Server Lord Laying Low in the New World

A new book? Hollywood, huh? You should write a sequel when you have time; it's such a good book.

This book is similar in style to the previous one, with a brilliantly imaginative premise. The previous book also featured relatively little combat, which wasn't particularly prominent, but its intellectual battles were fresh and engaging. The dialogue was plentiful and substantial, very logical, and the religious elements were often enigmatic, requiring repeated readings of the background…

You even cut Hollywood into Liaozhai? This book is still cut It seems there's not much difference between good and bad grades.

The last book at least had an ending, otherwise it would have been a real disappointment for readers.

The current promotion system of Qidian only recognizes the number of people who follow the updates and finish reading the latest chapter within 24 hours. If everyone just keeps reading without actually reading the book, it will kill the book.

It's a shame about the last Hollywood book, but it's good that the author is back. Good luck with this one!

I left comments on those book recommendation WeChat official accounts, hoping to attract some traffic. It's a shame to skip it; this author's style is quite rare. The writing style, with its blend of mystery and intrigue, is very much to my liking. However, the initial reading success wasn't great, possibly because the first 30 chapters were a bit slow-paced.

The author's ideas are good, but the description of the setting is not concise or succinct enough, and the combat descriptions are not very good. So, the author should play to their strengths and avoid their weaknesses. At this stage, the function of the cheat is not fully demonstrated.

It's all chat dialogue explaining magic, one spell per chapter, it's making me sleepy.

Hollywood went from anger to resentment, and finally to understanding but not support.