Goodbye, Hunshandake
再见浑善达克
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 106k Words
- Genre
- Realistic Fiction
- Subgenre
- Period Narrative
- Updated
- 3d ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
49Chapters
12Votes
270Recs
3Fans
Honours
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Reader comments 4
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I also felt that the writing was too depressing, with too many bad things written, and it went beyond "realism". How can anyone live like a roller coaster every day? I'm just writing about a small character.
I'm very curious about how the author's several books are very short. Can they really make money? The longest one is only over 800,000 words.
The writing is too depressing. There are such things in life. There is no need to focus on one person. How can we look at it without a future?
Will the author's book be a full-length one?
The character of the protagonist is like an ordinary person, he is good-looking, loves to brag, and is also ambitious. I also like the idea of a story protagonist rather than a world protagonist.