The Island Beyond Time
超时空海岛
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 109k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- English
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50Chapters
915Recommendations
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To be honest, I think Ye Huo's strength lies in writing about women, especially the women in Dream of the Red Chamber.
It's not that we can't challenge our weaknesses, but I think it's unwise to completely abandon our strengths in order to overcome our weaknesses. Some people in the comments section are talking about obsessively focusing on *Dream of the Red Chamber*.
I saw that a new book was being published a few days ago, but I wasn't interested after reading the synopsis (Dream of the Red Chamber is still more interesting). I might as well continue writing Dream of the Red Chamber, as long as I don't make it a cultivation-themed Dream of the Red Chamber (cultivation-themed Dream of the Red Chamber is a terrible genre, I can't handle it). The Dream of the Red Chamber needs to be performed in the theater!
A spaceship with technology far surpassing Earth's costs 2 billion RMB. Even a broken spaceship can't be started. An aircraft carrier costs more than that! Author, are you insulting the readers' intelligence? Don't tell me this isn't how you do good deeds. The protagonist wants to build enough living conditions for hundreds of thousands of people on an island.
Double-world travel, two realms—that suits you. Don't waste your time anymore. Your time-travel stories are pretty good, especially the Dream of the Red Chamber parts. Listen to me, my next book will be a double-world travel story set in the late Ming Dynasty, featuring Zhang Yan, the Eight Beauties, Kunxing, and Consort Tian. 😁😁😁
Is it the familiar track, or the same old problem? The pace in some worlds shouldn't be too fast.
You wrote this kind of story quite well, keep polishing it so it doesn't fall apart again!
I've finally stopped obsessively working on *Dream of the Red Chamber*. To be honest, the *Dream of the Red Chamber* genre is really difficult to write in; it's better to stick to the kind of themes I wrote for my first book, *Time-Traveling Blind Date*.
Stop mentioning the supporting male character endlessly.
Let's not repeat the same incredible situation involving Leng Zixing from the previous book.
Calling it "Time-Traveling Island" would be much better.
By the way, does anyone know where the author's latest book is? I really like his romance scenes; they're well-written.