A Survival Guide to the Warring States
战国生存指南
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 885k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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The Cinnabar Moles and the White Moonlight
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A Veteran Reader's Bookshelf
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The betting has started! The betting has started! How many words are needed to bet on the underwater world?
This book is 100% unfinished, ranging from 400,000 to 900,000 words.
At least give the readers a separate chapter to explain what happened underwater.
I started reading from "The Gods" and have subscribed to all of the books by the sea. I understand that the later parts of "The Detective" were difficult to write due to the genre. Or, if he encounters some trouble in real life and can't continue writing about the underwater world, that's acceptable.
Update notes
I'm ashamed to say that I've been hiding my head for a long time and haven't dared to come to the comments section to talk about the situation at the bottom of the sea. I only answered when someone asked about it in the group. After the detective investigation, I reckon my credibility is almost completely gone, and even if I said it here, you probably wouldn't believe me.
Readers, please be careful!
It's hard to say about this one. Writing a story set in the Warring States period with dual time travel is extremely difficult. I'm afraid I'll lose control halfway through and end up disappearing like with the last one. 🤫
The familiar physical discomfort, the familiar decrease in update frequency, the familiar teetering on the brink of collapse
The seabed seems to be burying its head in the sand, a self-deceptive act.
Firstly, regarding the previous book, the information in the NGA group is quite clear; the specific situation is as follows: I just started working and, being naive, got into a conflict with a senior colleague. Then, that senior colleague became my boss, and I slid down to my knees, saying, "Shh, I'll treat you to a feast to apologize. Can we make up?"
I get it! The protagonist has transmigrated into a game world.
Why did my good friend survive for several years in a vegetative state without a nasogastric tube or nutritional supplements? Because he's an important NPC, just like those system NPCs who won't die even if they're seriously injured for hundreds of years as long as the protagonist doesn't take on any missions. Why can the protagonist buy food for thousands of people out of thin air?
Latest news, Mr. Hai is still suffering from high-intensity swimming. He is currently in retirement. He claims that one eye is completely disabled and he cannot work physically. I think his death is far away.
Dancing in shackles in unfamiliar territory...
I don't really want to criticize him, because Gouhai can only write about lolis at most; lolis are his bread and butter. Once you step out of your comfort zone, the harder you try, the more off-track you become. If you were to fall into a state of intellectual folly during Japan's Sengoku period, you deserve to die...
I don't understand what Hai Di is thinking. He always apologizes with such a humble attitude, but his sudden lack of updates is so arrogant. How can he be so inconsistent in his words and actions?