Rebel!
狂徒！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- High-Martial World
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- English
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Other names
- Madman!English name
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Advice Post
Your writing skills are not problematic; they are more than capable of reaching the level of a first-rate author. However, you currently present the work of a third-rate writer. There are several reasons for this. 1. After achieving some success and making a little money with your first two books, you became arrogant and wanted to write your own things, to educate your audience.
I feel the main character is a bit off-topic.
Dear author, the protagonist was very well written in the early stages, but I feel it's getting increasingly excessive, especially in the recent chapters. Was it really necessary to portray the protagonist as such a ruthless villain who doesn't treat people like human beings? The book is titled "Madman," but it seems to be heading in the direction of making the protagonist a villain as well?
Does the author have some misunderstanding about high-level martial arts, euphemistically calling it "high-level martial arts with a down-to-earth, everyday feel"?
The first two books were good because they were logical. Liang Sheng and Wei Ge had the right to be arrogant. First, they had a system at the start, guaranteeing their personal strength and future development. No matter how big a figure you are, they've been given a second chance at life.
The purest and also the worst protagonist
Even the worst order is better than no order. The protagonist is a pure, lawless, fist-based individual, and it's amazing this book wasn't banned. Honestly, it was quite enjoyable to read; it was all about vengeance and quick revenge—killing whoever you don't like, even kicking a dog when you're in a bad mood.
Longtime readers of your books like your style, and many people find it hard to accept that you've changed your style. I don't understand why you would abandon your strengths when writing a book.
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Doesn't it seem strange? You have cars, boats, and airplanes, but no guns. Is that strange? You rely solely on personal strength. I know you're strong, and I'm rich and powerful. Are you saying you can go after me, but I can't go after you? Haha.
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