Eight-Year-Old Supreme, Do You Call This Jealousy of Talents?

I really want to watch it. I just don't know why, I feel that the related words are used strangely, and I can't understand some places (it's not because my brain has degenerated after reading too many brainless cool articles, right) Look again|･ω･｀) Where is the violation?

I feel like the twist in the writing is a little off guard. When did the content become like this? It feels a bit incoherent and the content is unclear. However, the writing is quite good. It would be better if I sharpen my writing skills more. It's a good food! Recommended

The author is too literary, so I recommend using less description. Writing a novel is not prose, and the words do not need to be too gorgeous. What you need to write a novel is to be capable, fluent, and have smooth language. Too many unclear descriptions will make readers very tired.

It's okay, the writing isn't particularly bad.

Just make do

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Just make do

Today I want to confront online novels head-on. Because the title is so normal and outrageous, I turned to it. I read the title introduction carefully, trying to find out the reason for this outrageousness. Looking at the introduction first, I have a spontaneous feeling that some sentence structures may seem incomplete, but the overall intention and routine are very clear, and there is nothing I don't understand. I read the title again (because I had to look up to see it), "The Eight-year-old Supreme, do you call him Tianyu Yingcai?" The following analysis: The Eight-year-old Supreme - a very obvious application of contrast and exaggeration, which is also very common ; On the topic, the same method also appears in various online news (It seems to easily cause the two extreme thinking tendencies of modern people-boredom or addiction, the intermediate state is not excluded, and the emotional influence of different times is not excluded) The following is the point that I really doubt If a person asks me, "You call him a jealous genius?" What does that person call "him"? Of course this novel is definitely more functionally oriented, I just happen to think so.

The more you cut it, the worse it gets. The worse it gets, the worse it gets. I can only say

What, I didn't read the main text or even the introduction. I just wanted to ask if the title of this book is Eight-year-old Supreme Heavenly Jealousy of Talents. Did the protagonist die at the age of eight?