Evil God? Let Me Hear Your Last Words

Stop writing your super-long novels, try writing medium-length or long ones to get back into the swing of things. How many times have you abandoned your grand world-building ideas?

Brother Mouse, will we still have a top-notch early stage and settings, a weak mid-term and a hydrological late stage, and finally the abrupt eunuch? 🙂 How about writing two short stories to make a novella, like Lich or Alive? Of course, if you write a new book, you will definitely read it, whether you are a eunuch or not 😊

As soon as I saw the apocalypse mentioned, I knew they were going to force some humor. It's the end of the world; just surviving is hard enough, and you're asking for fun? 😥

Human birth and death are inevitable. Stories without endings leave us feeling melancholic and regretful. A perfunctory and half-hearted ending evokes anger. It shows disrespect to the readers, the characters, and the story itself.

Having read so many books, I feel most connected to Mad Lich. Give Mad Knight a proper ending. Honestly, expanding on the world-building established in Mad Knight, Even writing hundreds more chapters about how to deal with the evil god and explore the universe to find his father, is possible, right?

Red Warmth

Why do they all seem to have the same tone? Apocalypse, repression, impending destruction, a touch of old-fashioned whimsy, and then salvation.

It has a slightly schizophrenic feel to it, jumping from one thing to another, the narrative unclear, just writing whatever comes to mind. It moves on to the next step after giving a noun or description, and the protagonist's behavior is also very erratic. The writing style is still strong, very detailed; those who like this kind of writing will likely enjoy it.

This author has the skill to write grand scenes and moving plots, and the character portrayals are also top-notch, but... But In the mid-to-late game, it's easy to write in a disorganized way, with all sorts of things mixed together, which can cause readers to suddenly get bored and leave. So, let's definitely avoid that this time! If all else fails, how about stripping away those messy parts and putting them in dungeons or changing maps, writing about one region at a time?

Why are the author's books getting increasingly heavy? If life has hit him so hard, at least write something lighter to relax.