
Cultivating by Grinding Progress Bars in a World of Taoist Arts
我在道法世界刷进度条修行
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 225k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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95Chapters
397Recommendations
2Fans
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Read more books! Without sufficient cultural background, you can't write anything meaningful; your worldview is quite different from normal people, sigh (╥ω╥`)!
The first minor villain was written inexplicably and was quite awkward to read. Even a nobody wouldn't provoke someone for no reason unless there was something to gain.
The author's ability to write millions of words in his previous work, despite his previous struggles, is commendable. However, he lacks both inspiration and depth of experience. Without these two qualities, writing something hastily put together is unappealing; no one wants to read it. Frankly, he's not cut out for writing. If he has this aspiration, he should keep it to himself for now and read more profound books. Revisiting them years later will surely open up a whole new world for him.
Who addresses someone by their full name? Please change that!
I hope the author keeps it up. Organize the main plot, characters, and story. And please stop writing characters that are just plain stupid. The last book was really awkward to read.
Does this mean I'm not writing anymore, or am I using a different account? Having written for so many years, you've at least built a solid foundation, so there's no reason to give up. You could try writing beginner-level articles; I don't mean to belittle you. It doesn't require much brainpower, just a framework to directly write about currently popular systems. It just requires more practice, which should be better for someone like you.
They even have cotton swabs for making grooves; their productivity is quite advanced.