The Sky Is Broken

I feel like the author's opening chapter is good. Very creative, keep up the good work

It's great, now I'm an old fan after standing in the pit.

One: Each chapter must be more than 2,000 words. If you can't do it, don't write it. Two: The three golden chapters for newcomers must be interesting. The first three chapters must have a description of the protagonist, a general introduction to the background, specific conflicts, the protagonist's idea of ​​using plug-ins to resolve conflicts, or simply writing plug-ins And the plug-ins must be creative or interesting, and the protagonist must have a sense of involvement. Don't be bitter and resentful. If it doesn't work, you can be reborn as a strong person. Third, the main plot is either interesting or enjoyable. Such as overthrowing tyranny or opening a harem. In short, you can't just become the strongest. Four, your book is ruined. Cut it off quickly. I'm too lazy to complain. I'll look at other books with good grades and the ones on the current new book list. Never read books written by great masters! Don't look at it! What the masters wrote casually, they are all for fans, and they are not in the same league as the new authors, so they have no reference value! Newbies, don't write fantasy. Even if you write about rebirth and dating a goddess on campus, it would be better than this