America’s Anomalous Pursuit

Could you write something similar to Jimmy's? Please don't write things you're not good at, otherwise it'll just be another story of cuts. The author already has two books; don't they understand? Please include more slice-of-life scenes; otherwise, it's unreadable. Of course, you have your own ideas too.

There's no cheat code, no system, and while it's a time-travel story, the other soul offers no help whatsoever. In short, it's just an ordinary person using the guise of time travel to write a ridiculous, absurd novel about a protagonist tormented, struggling, and fighting for survival.

Get to the daily routine already! It's only been a few pages and it's already starting to feel like an ensemble piece; the main character's appearance rate is too low.

Write something like Jimmy's story—less thinking, more truth. When in doubt, resort to guns. If that's your strength, write in that direction. If you can vividly depict gunfights, people will buy it. Stop with the fancy stuff.

Let the protagonist wreak havoc and cause rivers of blood to flow! The first part of the Mafia was too mild.

This book is unlikely to do well; it's too long-winded.

Actually, Bamboo's writing skills are quite good, from narration to storytelling. Her structure, characters, and relationship framework are all solid. Therefore, she should focus on making the writing more enjoyable. She should start off light and easy, shedding some unnecessary burdens, and then gradually unfold the world-building.

Every book you write has a complicated identity. Damn it, all you need is a time-traveling protagonist with a cheat code. This identity is problematic, that identity is problematic. It just becomes a pile of crap. And then everyone wants to kick you while you're down. Writing like this is a recipe for disaster. I abandoned my gunslinger twice while writing it. I only went back to it because I had nothing else to read.

I think when authors run out of money and can't earn much working outside the home, they'll have to come back to writing. Having experienced the harsh realities of the job market, they'll then really focus on improving their writing skills.

Wow! The one that specializes in writing about American police officers hasn't followed suit and hasn't been released yet.