
Would You Press the Button?
你会按下按钮吗
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 50k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Campus Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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20Chapters
152Recommendations
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It was such a shame about the last book. I was so busy with work and business trips in between, and when I finally had some free time, I found out it was abandoned! Who knows? 😭 Keep up the good work on this book, author!
This is so old-fashioned! It's quite different from the previous one.
Well written! Very interesting. Keep it up!
I suggest restarting the previous book and making a second part, this time with a well-defined outline.
This is from the previous book. The new book is a series about spending a million dollars within a limited time at the beginning. The opening doesn't seem very interesting, and the protagonist doesn't appear particularly bright. It's like an ordinary person suddenly becoming rich and then spending money recklessly without any plan.
How about starting a new one? A creation myth from God's perspective, a pure, unstoppable, wish-fulfillment story. If one planet is enough, then just write another one.
Has it been abandoned again...?
It's a real shame about the previous book; I kept writing it until I found out it was abandoned.
The previous book was just a matter of pacing and lack of an outline, which made it get increasingly messy. Why not just keep improving it? Why change course?
That's not good either; it's unlikely to become popular. This book seems unlikely to be a hit without considerable skill.