Writing Novels in a Twisted World

The protagonist writes a novel in which he creates the power of Confucianism and Taoism and uses Haoran's righteousness to fight against the enemy. Then solidify this ability, so that the protagonist creates Confucianism and Taoism, the court also has the power, and the protagonist becomes a Confucianism and Taoism saint. Many years later another time traveler arrived, the sage of Confucianism and Taoism😎😎

I can only say that the subject matter is very novel, but the writing style and detailed description are average. Most of the places that need to be emphasized are briefly touched upon. The first few chapters gave me the feeling that they were written in a hurry. Other authors strive to leave a good impression on readers at the beginning. Even if the subsequent writing is not good, some people will buy it. You are really too rushed at the beginning.

I always feel like the protagonist is lacking in IQ

Shouldn't this kind of person immediately master the publicity channels and then publish a large number of books to increase his ability after he has a certain ability? The author did not impose any restrictions on the golden finger.

The questions are okay, but the writing style is a bit poor

After reading some more, I thought it was the kind of thing where people copy the novels of past lives and then gather the skills or something, but it turns out it's not.

Why is the protagonist so weird?? In ancient times, you couldn't even make up stories?? Farewell

I feel like I could write a novel about the main character in detail. Also, the cunning scholar seems uninteresting. How about changing the story? I think Zuowangdao is pretty good. Moreover, the stories written by the protagonist are basically never mentioned. To understand the articles written by the protagonist, you basically rely on comments. The world view is also too small. The internal and external skills and fighting plots always give people a feeling of weakness. Even the plot seems to be in a narrative tone. The evaluation is: Cao Cao eats chicken ribs, which are tasteless and it is a pity to discard them.

In Chapter 7 of this book, the protagonist loses his brother forever!!!

The author's idea is good, and it seems relatively novel so far, but the details are a bit rough, and the progress is a little faster, but it's already very good, come on!