In Reality, Transcending to the Other Shore

1. How ordinary people write: I put the battery into the flashlight. 2. The normal author's writing: I stuffed two AA batteries into the somewhat worn flashlight. 3. How the Water God writes: Now, I have an old-fashioned flashlight in my hand. Holding it, I felt uneasy. I looked at it and found that, like other old-fashioned flashlights, it had a cover on the hip that could be opened by rotating. When I opened the lid, as I expected, I was speechless when I saw that it was empty inside. My brows furrowed tightly, and the feeling of wanting to commit suicide by throwing myself into a lake hit me from all directions. Because I was faced with a difficult choice - go downstairs and buy two batteries, or find two batteries at home. Where in life is there no trouble? Although it is daytime and I haven't had breakfast yet, as an old-fashioned flashlight, it does not have two small batteries in it, which is very, very unreasonable. Has anyone heard of this kind of thing? How can I allow it to happen when no one has heard of it? I am a human being too! I also have feelings!!! Just... Making a choice is really, really hard. When I went downstairs to buy batteries, I had to put on clothes and pants, I had to be careful that I forgot to bring my keys, I had to avoid speeding cars on the street, and I had to be wary of meteorites in the sky; I was speechless when I thought about this... But if I were to look for it at home, my dear friends, in this age, who else would still have No. 1 Batteries in their home? I thought about it, and was in a dilemma, and I thought about it for almost two hours. . . . Finally, I couldn't help but let out a deep sigh. Well, I can only put these two AA batteries in my pocket. These two batteries were love tokens given to me by my former and former girlfriends. I thought I didn't have to make such a sacrifice, but it wasn't true. Everyone was involved in the whirlpool of flashlights and batteries. A person's life is a life of solving problems. If you have an old-fashioned flashlight in your hand and its center of gravity is not right, then you put the battery in it.

Also, the protagonist of your book must have a bit of a bitch, so Zhutianliu can't lose you.

Alas, a book is purely for my own enjoyment.

It's well written, but it's too watery.

It's too watery! One entry wrote a million words. Normally I finish reading a book, but this one is too watery. . . Can't see

What the author writes is not a novel, but setting + reading comprehension + reflections

This book has advantages and disadvantages. Let's talk about the disadvantages first. 1. Water, I rarely say that the content of novels is watery, because I think creating artistic conception and depicting the world view are also important parts of the novel, but this book is indeed very watery, with more than 50 chapters written about the plot of a knife against seven schools. For every ten chapters, the author writes about the protagonist's breakthrough and practice in two chapters, explains the setting in three chapters and explains where the protagonist's breakthrough is (there are many Chelulu talks before and after), adds world background and outsiders' views on the protagonist in three chapters, and the last two chapters promote the plot, and the number of words in a single chapter is relatively small, about two thousand words. The setting of the protagonist's plug-in is too complicated, and every time it is mentioned, a big set of setting supplements will be added. It is a supplementary type, and then there are also supplements for world travel and training to become real. It is really too complicated. 2. Classic, especially in the beginning. The first twenty chapters are completely blank and the pace is very slow. Awakening Suhui + plug-in explanation + background explanation, there is no main plot in twenty chapters. In addition, there are some naming tastes. The nickname Demonic Deceptor has a feeling of early fantasy, which is a classic within a classic. 3. Symbol issues are mainly concentrated in the first few chapters. There is a lot of misuse of commas with unclear meanings. One comma is placed for every four words in a paragraph, regardless of whether it reads smoothly or not. It's hard to read at first, but reading it deliberately can help you get used to it. Then there are advantages. There is actually only one advantage, that is, his practice and combat can be well written with a sense of satisfaction and inner taste. This alone is enough for me to endure the large number of questions ahead and read on. In addition, the author's updates are quite good. Although the number of words in a single chapter is a little less, the volume of more than ten chapters a day is really large, which is enough for me to tolerate his shortcomings in writing. In short, the excitement of this book can only be felt from chapter 20 onwards. The first twenty chapters are easier to persuade. If you want to get into the trap, I suggest you just read the first twenty chapters briefly, and then decide whether to continue reading after chapter 30.

The author is no longer writing novels, he is now bringing out the things he boasted in his dreams, no longer caring about cause and effect, it is really refreshing.

Can you believe it? It's almost 600 chapters, and the story timeline has only passed half a year. The author has written two chapters for each day of the protagonist. It's only been half a year since I reached over 2 million words! I was puzzled. What are you anxious about, author? Does the protagonist have to be 20 years old to unify the timeline + parallel universe? I just saw 600.

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