
Spring's Blossoms, Autumn's Harvest
春见秋实
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 202k Words
- Genre
- Realistic Fiction
- Subgenre
- Period Narrative
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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59Chapters
14.1kRecommendations
18.5kFans
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Who started the graduation thesis?
The protagonist is portrayed as too virtuous and righteous; reading the whole thing is almost like reading an essay or report for an official civil service exam.
I recommend writing about the "pay-to-win" theme, at least that's easier to understand. I simply can't understand why it's written like an opening report. And many people have written it this way, so I won't give examples. Reading novels is for enjoyment, not for political correctness.
What kind of story does this book tell?
Is the author not planning to write a new book?
The first book that got me hooked was "The Demon Suppression Bureau," and later I read "Becoming an Immortal Through Pay-to-Win." Although they were older books, I still enjoyed reading them immensely back then, it was just that their ending was so sudden.