My College Is Different

A bad book has trapped you and its readers for many years. Lan Ke's writing is really good. It's really fairy-like, the words and artistic conception are so flavorful. It is not necessary to rely on ancient prose to write an ancient flavor. As long as you have writing skills, anything is possible. It's best to be in the moment.

If you want to win, stop worrying that your achievements don't match your talent. Just focus on being responsible for your work. The results are the readers' concern. If you write diligently, we readers will naturally support you. You know perfectly well how bad your later chapters of "The Chess Master's Tale" are, yet people are still willing to pay for the ones you wrote with such care earlier by subscribing to the entire series.

Hey, why won't you listen to advice, bro? Looking at these grades, it seems like the system needs to be shut down. If you write according to the "Rotten Axe Handle" template, readers will buy it. Teacher Potato has been living off the same template for so many years, but you can't escape the "Rotten Axe Handle" now. Or you could learn from Mr. Chen Dong and write a trilogy, wouldn't that be great?

The academy-themed novel was written like an infinite flow novel, with dungeons longer than the main storyline. The cheat system was completely invisible, and once a dungeon opened, it instantly turned into a self-indulgent game. Judging from the comments, this guy is a book-switching master. He's getting worse with age.

Listen to me, this kind of sewing theme isn't suitable for you 🙂. You'll lose your writing strengths because of it.

Has his character completely collapsed? And it seems he didn't even get recommended.

I write this post mainly because there is a problem with the previous book. I don't know if the author is aware of it, so I mention it. It's just some personal opinions. Don't mind. I just hope that the author will not be too obsessed with group portraits in this book. You can write group portraits, but you can't use group portraits for the sake of group portraits.

In my heart, this author is a top-tier master of Xianxia (fantasy/martial arts) novels. His classical fantasy novels are truly time-consuming to read and require careful reading, as they always offer surprises. I've finished reading *Lan Ke*, and now I've started reading *Xi Shuo Hong Chen*. To be honest, it really amazed me.

I knew this author was a complete flop. Even when *The Legend of the Rotten Chess* was so popular, I read it several times and still couldn't understand what it was about. I knew it was all hype.

This book has achieved almost no success. Despite being a new book by a top-tier author this year, there has been virtually no promotion or event, and it's unclear whether any events were even held at all. After making a brief but memorable appearance in the first half of "The Chessboard of Rotten Chess," the author has completely disappeared from the public eye.