Plane Adventure

What a pity. Yesterday, I suddenly remembered Yang Kang's book and spent a day reading it again. The writing is actually pretty good. The time travel to the Sui Dynasty at the end of the ending is really exciting.

It can be seen from "Yang Kang's Hard Life" (although he is deeply resentful of it) that the author is suitable for slow-burn writing. Long-term foreshadowing, interweaving of multiple lines, and unexpected turns in reason are the writing methods that the author is good at. Objectively speaking, the author's writing is too bland. When the plot develops quickly, the atmosphere reaches a climax without being fully enhanced, giving people the feeling that the plot is out of touch, as if something is missing in the middle. Therefore, the author please slow down. The pace of an avalanche and a snowball is the right way to go.

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I remember that when I read this book a few days ago, it was the story that Li Xiuning and the protagonist had to tell. Why did it suddenly change?

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Because I am in a similar situation to you. If I can earn some money to supplement my family income by writing stories, who wouldn't want to do that? It's just that the update speed is too terrible. But don't say that there will be no future. The story of the brothers is still good. There is no need to give up writing the book because of the update speed. Because I know that the update speed cannot be guaranteed, I don't worry about putting it on the V shelf. I write when I have time and stop when I don't have time. It is more comfortable. Writing stories is our own hobby, and there is no need to abandon it because of some objective reasons. I'm also looking forward to seeing the brothers' new stories. Come on, encourage each other.

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In fact, you can write it offline, and when you feel it is ready (for example, a year later), you can slowly post it online. You can control the rhythm by yourself, and your thinking should be open.