Everyone, We Made It Through Another Day
各位，又活了一天
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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A Little Bit of Everything
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[Dark Fiction] Stories Never Die, and Passion Lives On
A tribute to the authors who create out of love. I want to record stories that are destined to disappear, and hope they'll see the light of day again sometime in the future. (I prefer stories with no female lead and darker themes. I like stories that don't follow formulas, and I care about the prose.) (The list owner has completed a novel, "Infinite Strange Games," and is currently serializing "The Game of Sinners." Please add them to your collection, leave a comment, and show your support~~~)
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Level 5 already, why write such an outrageous plot? The subject matter is interesting, but the plot is like something out of a novel I read years ago. The Dragon King pretends to be weak and slaps people in the face, but this is pure weakness.
Good-looking but not popular
Nowadays, very few books do things like this, gradually revealing the world's viewpoint and slowly exploring from the unknown. Many novels explain all the settings and backgrounds clearly from the start, and while the subsequent plot development is mostly logical, it lacks excitement. This novel reminded me of the tension and excitement I felt when I first encountered horror novels.
With only a few dozen people, you still manage to create a currency, and there's even internal strife... Seriously, if this were real life, this village would have been wiped out long ago.
The classic Japanese light novel protagonist is a loser who occasionally unleashes a burst of inner power, soaring through the air.
Good ideas should be written down.
The premise is good, but it has a strange feel to it. After reading over a hundred chapters, not a single character is memorable. At first, I thought it would be primarily PvE, focusing on solving puzzles. But it's actually still PvP, though everyone except the main characters seems to be incredibly stupid.
I'm totally supporting this author! I've been reading your books since high school, and now that I have the financial means, I'll definitely subscribe to all of them! You write so well, keep it up!
The beginning was pretty good, and the premise was decent, but... Was the author bad at math or suffering from paranoia? There were only fifty or sixty people in total, about the size of a class. I won't even mention the seven or eight factions, but then an undercover agent appears every few chapters—is the whole village full of spies? And then there's the constant threat of death every night.
Why does Fang Yuan get all the benefits? He's such a good village chief, why is he so popular?
I wanted to write a protagonist who was intelligent, but instead of making the protagonist smart, I made the supporting characters less intelligent.
He's back! He's a veteran writer who used to be in the news.