Folk Customs: Beginning with a Nuo Opera Troupe

You're like a plagued ox or horse, how can you be so lazy? Hurry up and bring up the rest of the chapters properly! Don't you know the methods of us Bodhisattvas? Are you taking advantage of our monthly votes? You need to update more often, the Buddhas will be happy, and when the Buddhas are happy, you'll get your rewards.

I was moved and came in response to the promise made to Bodhisattva Yongzhen.

Not good enough, I can't stand it! I could tolerate the previous book about Tibetan Buddhism because most readers are unfamiliar with the mysterious environment and customs of Tibet, and the convoluted dialogue matched readers' impressions and imaginations. But the one about Central China is the same, I can't stand it. The witchcraft and exorcism are nothing new, the dialogue doesn't match my expectations, it just feels too convoluted and tedious.

I feel the author's book has one flaw: poor coherence. The previous books all had this problem: they were neither detailed enough nor concise enough, abruptly ending or switching to a new chapter just when you were getting into it, while wasting words on unimportant parts. I couldn't continue reading the last book after reading half of it. I hope the author can fix this problem.

This author is extremely one-sided in their approach to writing. All their books suffer from the same flaw, unchanging throughout. Several books had a good first chapter, creating a positive initial impression and attracting many readers. However, as the writing became increasingly abstract, readers left, and the book's success stagnated.

Yongzhen Bodhisattva hasn't achieved the highest level yet; hopefully, that will be added later. It's really frustrating when you can't beat the final boss and have to run away. 😅

Write a book review Advantages: The author's setting is quite good, and the plot unfolds reasonably. So far, there are quite a few foreshadowing elements, and the world-building should become more interesting later on. Weaknesses: The author has some writing skill, but the writing is too weak.

My goodness, so many quotation marks! It's so disruptive to readability and utterly annoying. It's one thing if it's just a few rare or unusual words that need to be marked, but the problem is, it seems like you put quotation marks around every single word. You're using quotation marks almost as frequently as commas and periods!

Have you ever skipped Nuo opera? Some of this is just random writing and assumptions.

Platinum-level authors usually advertise their new books or their reader groups. Of course, it's also possible that they've just started a new book, the word count isn't high yet, and the previous book's side stories aren't finished, so the author feels they should wait a while.