
I Am a Lord in the Eternal Night
我在永夜当领主
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 715k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 2d ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
276Chapters
32Votes
940Recs
139Fans
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Reader comments 12
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The author should ignore those who don't let you write emotional lines, or at least you shouldn't bother with them now.
First of all, the emotional line has already begun. Those who want to have no heroine must have run away if they are honest people. If they are not honest people, the emotional drama will have no impact at all, and their opinions will have no value. And forcibly stopping the emotional line that started will make the remaining people run away. Secondly, there are always various reasons for requesting that there be no heroine, such as "the writing is too bad", "deviating from the theme" and so on. But more than 90% of online articles, regardless of whether there is a heroine or not, have some scenes that can be described in this way. I have never seen these heroine-less fans being so harsh on other scenes. Only the emotional scenes are talked about all day long, "As long as it sucks, it shouldn't exist." In fact, this is the cause and effect, because fans without heroines hate emotional dramas, so as long as there are emotional dramas, they are "bad", so they can claim that "there shouldn't be emotional dramas." Whether the emotional scenes are really bad, or whether they are just "bad tools" to erase the emotional scenes in the words of heroine-less fans, let's first see if the requester has any specific suggestions for modifications. I don't even bother to mention a single modification suggestion. It can basically be regarded as a shield charge without a heroine lover. Of course, just because there are suggestions for modifications does not mean that the author needs to sign for them. Finally, everyone's views on love vary greatly, and it is difficult for any emotional drama to be fully recognized by all readers. However, as long as it meets the basic public perception, most people will at least not be disgusted with emotional dramas.
Why isn't the protagonist called Jiahao? Jiawen feels a bit embarrassed.
Well written and comfortable in pace
Do I think this eternal night and that eternal night are very similar?
If you don't understand, don't read it, just read it. And this and that, it's okay for you to disgust the author. Don't disgust the readers. You have to show yourself. I think it doesn't matter whether it is a single heroine without a heroine or multiple heroines. Whether a book is good should not be about the quality of the content first. It's not okay to criticize multiple heroines at the beginning. It's not okay to have a heroine. You are here to fight. It's hard.
Hurry up and write 2 million words so you can get into the trap.
It is so well written, just like a tree. The roots are well developed, the stems are thick, and the branches and leaves are luxuriant. I have read at least dozens of chapters, and the only drawback is the lack of recommendations. 🌹❤️👏
Why is this so similar to "I Build a Shelter in Eternal Night"?
Ever since I started writing emotional dramas, they have become unfinished.
It is recommended that authors update 20,000 words a day