Cultivation Begins with Traveling Between Worlds

You're just destined to write infinite flow novels, so why not just use a different cheat code? Stop writing about time travel and start writing about the currently popular reincarnation stories. The protagonist dies and moves to another world, so you don't have to switch between two worlds at the same time. If you keep writing badly, people won't be satisfied. Just focus on writing about one world until you die and then switch to another.

A classic case: a female assassin came to kill her, captured her, and then released her—good riddance! 🤭 Goodbye!

Keep writing your novel and don't abandon it. Actually, you're not that much different from Gun Kaifei and Tu Gou; you just lack the ability to sustain a well-written story without a plot that can be stretched out. Can't you at least write one book of over 3 million words? A novel of around 1.5 Million words won't do; it's too short, and even giving rewards won't be satisfying.

His writing gets worse and worse; he's become an outdated eunuch.

The author's fantasy simulator book is really good.

I started following this eunuch's writing as soon as he started. When he first started writing, he and the plagiarist came from the same source. The genres were similar, and the quality was about the same. Who knew that later on, each plagiarist's work would surpass the last? The more he wrote, the worse it got, while this lousy author's writing got. And he kept abandoning his books. It really makes me feel disappointed and frustrated. 😒

The author is stuck in a vicious cycle. Your most popular book was "Simulator," and everything after that was similar. Actually, I think your writing style is similar to "Rolling Open." Since it's not suitable for "Unifying All Worlds," why not make a change? Each paragraph could be a story, like a mysterious journey. After growing for a while, you could abandon that world.

Haven't you noticed that the powerful and superior figures you portray are all rather naive or stereotypical? They're all so weak when it comes to power, how did they even get to their positions? Like the emperor's golden hoe, if you don't understand these things, try to avoid them and only touch upon them briefly.

Why are you still writing in the same style as around 2015? Has your writing never improved? It's been 10 years, and you're still using the same formula. You only start writing trendy works 3 years after others have finished and a whole book has passed since then. You're so outdated; you only start writing when the story has completely died out.

I've read over ten chapters and I'm feeling a bit uneasy. How can the protagonist be such a pushover? A female assassin tries to kill him, and he lets her go; a man tries to frame him, and he gets killed, not even sparing the attendants. It's really a bit too much. Does he not even encounter a single woman in real life? To be this repressed, he should probably spend some money; it's not shameful.