The Sui Dynasty's Game of Chess

In the past few years, in major novel forums, Gao Yue was evaluated as an old author abandoned by the times. At that time I still felt dissatisfied with this sentence. . . . Now it seems that I have to accept it. Gao Yue is an old author who has been completely abandoned by the times. In the past two years, Qidian users have increased significantly, traffic has also increased significantly, and subscriptions have increased several times. But the results of Gao Yue's novels in the past ten years have been lower than each other. The monthly subscription and collection of each book has been in a crazy selling pattern. The most obvious one is the collection. Each of the four novels he wrote recently has sold 20,000 yuan. Gao Yue himself did not want to make progress, and completely rested on his laurels. He crazily grabbed familiar dynasties and wrote like crazy, completely ruining it. He wrote four books during the Tang Xuanzong era, and now he is writing his third Sui and Tang Dynasties. When he wrote his second Sui Dynasty time travel novel, he had already been scolded by the old author. Gao Yue has completely lost his presence in the online novel circle. His ten-year-old novels The Heroes of the World and The World are no longer mentioned. No one in the online novel circle pays attention to the novels I have written in recent years, from the beginning to the ending. Gao Yue has been abandoned by the times. He has no achievements, no popularity, and no quality of novels. He is just an old author abandoned by the times.

It can be called a Gaoyue-style template. You can see how many of them you hit after the novel is finished.

Good guy, Gao Yue, you have already written four novels about the Xuanzong era of the Tang Dynasty. You have also finished two time-travel novels about the late Sui Dynasty. Are you going to write a third one? Is this a complete rest on one's laurels?

Each of Lao Gao's books is basically like that, either he has a great background, but he is either a bastard, or he is not popular, and in any case, he needs to have some appearance decoration, or the protagonist licks the leader, and the leader who licks is paralyzed, and suddenly one day he finds that the subordinates are out of control, turning against the customers, and defeating the superiors. Internet historical articles either respect history and enrich history. Or just break the heavens and the earth. In Chinese history, there was Yang Xingmi in the Five Dynasties, and there was Zhu Chongba in the Ming Dynasty. Reading online articles is about looking at things that are not available in reality, a kind of reader's expectation. It's the same as the original. If you change the soup without changing the medicine, you might as well just write about Sima Shi usurping the Wei Dynasty. He happens to have a big boss above his head, he is thick and dark, he also likes to compromise and suppress the family, and he is not too bad at fighting. It completely fits your protagonist's character.

I read "Heroes of the World" written by Gao Yue in high school. At that time, I really felt that the writing was good, and it is still very good now. I just don't understand it. It's been almost ten years. Why are you still doing the same routine? There is no progress at all. Not to mention progress, it has regressed a lot.

After reading dozens of chapters, I really couldn't stand it anymore. Many parts are inexplicable and don't look like the level of an experienced author. There is no logic at all in the martial arts settings such as breaking obstacles. If you can't write martial arts, don't write blindly. Why not just write good history? It can be seen that the author's thinking is solid and there is not much room for innovation, and the more he writes, the worse he gets.

I've written about the Sui Dynasty again. How many books have there been? Readers, you should really listen to what I'm saying. I've said countless times that I don't want martial arts or immortality. Have you changed it? Do you know why no one has read your book? Because you don't respect reality. Since you are writing historical novels, you cannot write random data. You should be cautious when it comes to any data. People do not need martial arts, let alone immortality. If you still don't listen, then reality will hit you hard. If you don't make readers happy, they won't make you happy, and your grades will only get worse and worse. I would like to make some suggestions. I hope the author can think deeply about it. 1. Change the background. How many times have you written about the Sui and Tang Dynasties before you get tired of it and the readers get tired of it. 2. The plot arrangement must be changed, not the same as the original, and the main line must be arranged well. If the main line is not good, it will be useless no matter how good the other parts are. 3. Absolutely no martial arts or immortal cultivation. Just subtract 0 from all the data you write and it will be almost the same. 4. During the war, more people on your side will die. Don't fight a one-to-ten war and wipe out all the undead enemies on your own. Do you think it's possible? This is the same as winning five million dollars every time you buy lottery tickets. 5. Pay more attention to details and write reasonably and comprehensively. The above five points must be improved, otherwise the author will be finished

1. Practice martial arts and become highly skilled in martial arts. 2. Excellent archery skills. 3. The first wife must be the daughter of a noble family. 4. One of the princes has powerful cavalry. 5. There must be an insect plague or plague. 6. When issuing coins, there must be fraud. . Additions welcome

Gao Yue's novels are always from the perspective of the aristocratic family. He always feels that the relationship between the emperor and the aristocratic family is the main reason for the collapse of the world. He is used to being aloof and has never looked at the common people. He has never thought about the fundamental problems of this world in time. After all, his novels cannot keep up with the times, especially with the advent of excellent novels such as Naughty Thief, Weird Tales of the Northern Qi Dynasty, and Shao Song Dynasty. Not many people have read the old routine.

How do you manage to watch this almost identical routine so many times without getting tired of it?