
Black Gold, Rivers and Mountains
黑金山河
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 371k Words
- Genre
- Realistic Fiction
- Subgenre
- Period Narrative
- Updated
- 1d ago
- English
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145Chapters
55Monthly votes
600Recommendations
33Fans
16 ch/weekPace
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A story about coal chemical industry!
I've thought about this for a long time and started writing it. It may not be a very popular story, but it's truly a story from my heart. Please forgive any inconsistencies in my writing!
The author writes well! I can learn from their work. I've followed the author! Also, a shout-out to my own book, *Old Tales Left Behind* 😊😊😊😊😊
This level of professionalism is beyond the reach of ordinary authors, and this kind of topic is not something that the average person can handle. Although there is still room for improvement in writing style and scope, the writing attitude is very serious, and it deserves support and encouragement!
The subject matter is niche, and the channel is niche!
The subject matter is niche, the channel is niche! Is there really no way out? Or is my writing just that bad? Can anyone offer some advice? I'm also researching ways to improve my writing style!
There's something I really don't understand. The industry is in a slump, coal prices are low because selling it would result in a loss—it's an industry winter. So what are you doing? Solving the industry winter? Expanding production capacity? Building factories? Mining coal? Good heavens!
The content is overly technical, with various technical terms and English abbreviations used during debugging, making it difficult for non-experts to understand.
Judging from the writing style, this person is an industry insider, and most likely either a manager or an engineer.
I've written about the coal industry before; it's so niche it's practically nonexistent, and it gets almost no traffic.