Folklore: I Have a Temple of Incense

Your book is written in the style of Twilight Divide. After reading about thirty chapters, I still haven't found any unique features of its own. Contemporary dining is fine, but after it is put on the shelf, at least for me, I am not willing to spend money to read it. If you want to attract more paying users, it is recommended that you find a unique style. First of all, it is not recommended that you develop from the world view and character conflicts like Lao Gui. After all, not everyone has the writing power of a great writer. For new writers, the best way is to seize a certain feature and expand it like crazy. Take Black Fire for example. The plot of the first work was also very average, but its description of the horror atmosphere was particularly penetrating. The subsequent works that did not turn into fantasy were quite exciting. So you have to find your own unique style. Here, I would like to give you a suggestion based on your own preferences. You can write more about folk culture, such as the noon gui, the impermanence of chicken feet, and even the Western Wendigo, etc. Write less about upgrades and combat power, and more about weird characteristics. I would like to recommend a few websites to you: Ji Yao, Story Valley, and Chinese Folktale Network. For other information, you can check the "Compilation of Chinese Local Chronicles and Folklore Materials". Of course it's just a suggestion, but most people who read your book are attracted by the title and introduction. If you go in this direction, you will most likely not disappoint your book friends.

After watching the first two pictures, it feels very similar to Twilight Divide

Group wear? All I can say is that I have the courage to write this kind of novel.

New authors, please give your opinions. .

I've stopped updating for two weeks, but I still recommend it. It's indeed a daily guide.

Group wear, looks good so far, food and grass

I originally wanted to watch it, but what do you want me to think about the two protagonists?