I Made My Name Across the Heavens by Stealing Li Mochou’s Chance
从截胡李莫愁开始扬名诸天
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With your writing style and plot, you should probably give up. You're not suited for it; you're not suited to writing books.
Are the comments section filled with shills? Where is the old monster?
It's a short story, the plot is clichéd, the two-worlds middleman setup and bringing a girl back to reality are all too familiar.
The protagonist seems to have a knack for attracting misfortune; wherever he goes, trouble follows. He gets beaten up repeatedly by the experts from Wanyan Wangfu, and then there's the Hai Sha Sect. Even accompanying Li Mochou back to the Ancient Tomb results in him getting beaten up eight times, and he's still outside!
It feels like the pace of the two worlds wasn't well balanced. The protagonist's mentality is also a bit "rustic." It might be quite suitable for an AI short drama. But when I read web novels, I'm looking for a male lead who can embody my heroic spirit. See you in the martial arts world.
What's going on with the review section for this book? There are actually several negative reviews? Who has the nerve to do that?
The first chapter is already pretty nasty. Is this supposed to be modern society? You think throwing a tantrum and threatening suicide will get you a bigger inheritance? You really don't take the law seriously?
The real-world scenarios are all so absurd, just like a short drama.
I suspect that after learning martial arts, the protagonist will show off and slap people in the face in the modern city, proclaiming that traditional martial arts are invincible. Then he'll go to a slapping contest to prove himself.
This book has obvious strengths and weaknesses. There are parts I genuinely couldn't be bothered to read, feeling they were a waste of time, like the village bravado and the use of megaphones as internal energy—it felt like the author had run out of ideas. But the good parts are also quite good, and given the niche subject matter, I'll still give it a donation to support it, especially since the sales figures aren't great…