Transmigrated into The Sword Stained with Royal Blood with Xiao Feng's Talent
穿越碧血剑的我拥有乔峰天赋
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 23k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 1y ago
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7.4kFans
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Why does the author love to criticize readers so much?
I've read several Jin Yong fanfiction works, and I consider myself a top fanfiction author. I've reviewed and recommended them, but whenever I disagree with your views on Jin Yong's martial arts, politics, military affairs, rules, or character descriptions, you launch into a tirade. Opinions can be debated, but can't the author have a calm and rational discussion?
Li Zicheng never betrayed the peasant class, nor did he engage in large-scale burning, killing, and looting after capturing Beijing. He was a true hero. His failure lay in his failure to cooperate with the landlord class, his continued view of things from a peasant's perspective, and his refusal to become a member of the landlord class. Ultimately, he was jointly suppressed by the Qing Dynasty slave owners and Han Chinese landlords.
Is this Wen family drama never going to end?! They should fight when they need to fight, and kill when they need to kill! And what's with the protagonist having a duel with Yuan Chengzhi in front of the Wen family? What's the author thinking?!
The new book has a fresh perspective, but the author needs to provide a written guarantee that it won't have a bad ending. 😡
What a terrible title! It gives off the vibe of a cheap, fast-paced, wish-fulfillment novel.
People are willing to believe the theory of the decline of martial arts fiction, no matter how many original chapters you cite to support your claim. Why? Because they simply don't talk about the original novels; they only want to believe what they want to believe.
Don't let it become a failed project!
The author's writing style is good, but there's too much internal monologue and it's too sentimental.
Such a well-written and engaging martial arts novel is truly rare. Here are 3 monthly tickets to encourage you! Keep updating! Love you!
Don't Change Your Identity
It's best not to change your pen name when starting a new book. In today's world where "feel-good" novels dominate, it's not easy to accumulate a readership who enjoys martial arts stories. This is because you're unwilling to drastically alter the characters' personalities and stories from the original work, making it difficult to write that kind of "feel-good" novel.