I'm Really a Hopeless Romantic
我真是情痴啊
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- English
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31.7kFans
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Fantasy masters writing urban stories? If all else fails, they could learn from Tang San and have Qin Lie's son be invincible in the Spirit Realm, pretending to be weak while actually being strong.
The popularity of Ni Cangtian's novels, Spirit Realm and God of Slaughter, has almost completely cooled down. These were once incredibly popular novels!
Ni Cangtian wrote quite a few fantasy novels before, and they were all quite successful, especially *Lingyu* and *Shashen*, which were incredibly popular. *Lingyu* even had an anime and a TV series adapted. However, it has to be said that after so many years since they ended, the popularity of these two novels has plummeted, they've almost completely faded away, to the point that almost no one mentions them anymore.
Self-recommended fanfiction of God of Slaughter
I wrote a fanfiction about a god of slaughter, but it flopped. I'm currently just writing it out of passion. 🙂😭
Why would a fantasy master switch to writing urban fiction?
Guan Yunhai has already lost its appeal; is Ni Cangtian going down the same path? Lingyu Fantasy was so popular back then; they should stick to their original style. Look at Tang Jia San Shao and Gu Zhenren; even when they decided to make a living, they returned to their original path of writing fantasy cultivation novels.
I've read the uncut version of "The God of Slaughter" countless times. I still have the 24 physical copies I bought ten years ago. It feels like the author has been sealed off since the censorship became stricter, and can only unleash 50% of his true power. 😒
The worldview of the God of Slaughter is truly magnificent!
Various races, various martial spirits. Space, time, destiny... It's incredible. It's a pity it wasn't made into an anime.
Is this really a book written by a level-five author? A grown man can't lift a 20kg empty barbell because he's being crushed – it's completely illogical. And what era is this? It even uses the same old trope of a brainless villain who appears alongside a beautiful woman, only to be humiliated by the protagonist's boastful antics. Ugh, I can't help but complain.
I'll never see another book like *The Unlimited Demonic Path* again, sigh.
Just keep writing using the templates from *God of Slaughter* and *Spirit Realm*. You've written so many books, and only those two are readable. Even top authors like Wu Bai are copying their own templates. Where do you get the courage to change course? Just follow the templates from *God of Slaughter* and *Spirit Realm*, okay? 😰
Dude, did you sell your account? I don't believe an author who can write about God of Slaughter and Spirit Realm would abandon his forte, fantasy, to write this harem urban fantasy.