My Entire Body Is Full of Hidden Talents

Bro's hidden talent isn't mentioned in the synopsis; is he trying to let everyone imagine it themselves? That's interesting. I recall that Chen Dong's new book, Night Without Borders, also had a synopsis that was several lines long before it became a single line.

If you don't have any successful books or a readership base, your synopsis won't reveal much, and very few people will click on it. People with five-star or four-star books can do this; you're just asking for trouble.

A celestial-level talent was treated like a mortal, kicked to death like a stray dog ​​on the street, and then the protagonist picked up the talent 😓.

The article summary doesn't reveal what it's about.

With the introduction written like this, how can you expect any good content?

Why does it feel like the hammering is haphazard and disjointed? Is it just my imagination?

I only saw it in chapter seven, I wonder if there's a plot twist.

A group of powerful figures were vying to make the protagonist their disciple. He spent all his time among these powerful figures, and even at the third or fourth level of Qi Refining, he was constantly in contact with Golden Core or Nascent Soul level experts.

You've taken your sports writing habit and written it into a fantasy/xianxia (fantasy/martial arts) genre... Dude, you've really jumped way too far... You should at least write an urban fantasy novel as a transition...

One Li Xiaoyun became Chen Xiaoyun, and another Liu Yang became Liu Yang. The names need some correction; when too many supporting characters are speaking together, a prefix can be added, such as Li Mian, the young master of the Hundred Ghosts Sect.