I Just Rose to Fame as a Copycat Author, Then Another World Invaded

The setting is problematic; the novel's development is so rigidly limited. You might as well have changed the timeline to a earlier period. Also, the writing styles of *Romance of the Three Kingdoms* and *The Smiling, Proud Wanderer* are completely different. You might as well just copy online novels.

Wouldn't writing short stories be more cost-effective in this situation?

I feel that writing two books simultaneously isn't a good option, especially since the power level of the book being written is the same as in Romance of the Three Kingdoms. If you can write an extra third of a chapter, you can finish it sooner, especially during the dimensional invasion. Finishing it sooner means introducing new classes earlier, and fewer people will die in the country.

I've read over forty chapters. The genre and ideas are good, but the writing is just average, a bit dry, and the straightforward narrative lacks any exciting moments. The overall pacing isn't very comfortable. I suggest starting over and revising the pacing.

Where are my Shennong?

My goodness! I checked the author's books, and they're all about the Three Kingdoms—a total of fifteen! Amazing!

As the title suggests. A lighthearted, enjoyable read. It avoids those overly insulting and simplistic narratives. It looks alright. If they can create something interesting, it might become popular. There are some bugs, and the polishing is poor. The protagonist always talks about needing to reflect and mature, but he doesn't quite grasp the importance of doing so. Games are invading reality.

With the time and effort put into experimental localization, why not first write a martial arts novel for Zilong that includes gun techniques? Why does he need your guidance to learn even a simple staff technique? You can learn spear techniques from Gu Long's Seven Weapons: the Overlord Spear, Huang Yi's Wilderness Hundred Strikes from The Legend of the Condor Heroes, and even the Yang Family…

The protagonist could write a hybrid novel, for example, a book based on Ryuujou and Baki, with other purely physical combat novels, movies, and anime as supplementary material. A purely physical, unarmed combat profession would be called "Grand Master," a higher-level profession than "Fighter."

As the title suggests, the novel *Dragon and Snake Romance* really seems quite suitable.