The Immortal Dao Soul

I actually finished watching it!!! With my short attention span, I'm amazed that I didn't skip any chapters and read it all the way through. Before the Phantom Spirit Clan broke free of their seal, back on Sealed Spirit Star, what I loved most was the emergence of various prodigies [it felt like witnessing a fiery era, a time of great upheaval and change...].

It took several years to create this book, but readers can finish it in less than a month. The first few chapters may not be satisfactory, but the content becomes more detailed and nuanced as you read on. This book isn't available for purchase yet, so there's nothing I can do to help. If you have any recommendation votes, please cast them!

Perhaps this book has a disorganized world-building, is verbose, the protagonist's personality is unrealistic, the skills seem numerous but are not very useful, the simultaneous cultivation of three realms doesn't provide much combat power, or perhaps there are too many characters to remember, making it somewhat difficult for readers. Putting aside personal feelings, this book may not be perfect.

Keep it up! Progress is victory! Writing 500,000 pieces was a difficult and stumbling journey; writing 1 million pieces was a resolute and determined effort; writing 2 million pieces was effortless and easy; writing 3 million pieces was a powerful and unpredictable endeavor!

Kudos to the author for his perseverance! I wrote for two years on a small website, producing four books totaling three to four million words. Although I got contracts for all of them, the sales figures were terrible. I still want to continue writing, even though there are many times I feel like giving up. But I feel uncomfortable writing, and I also feel uncomfortable not writing, so I might as well give it one last shot.

I can't find my building anymore, how embarrassing.

A captivating and intellectually stimulating masterpiece, full of twists and turns. A good book is one that brings readers excitement and pleasure while also imparting knowledge. And this immortal work radiates such brilliance... Reading it brings joy, savoring it brings profound enrichment—that is a good book.

That's really well written! I finished it early this morning. Wishing you success!

I stumbled upon this in the backend and I really admire your perseverance. In the beginning, you had no contract, no recommendations, and very few readers. Even after signing a contract, your work wasn't published, but you still managed to keep writing. You must have relied on your interest and hobby, seeking nothing else but spiritual fulfillment. I think you should find a time to finish this book and start a new one. You might be surprised by the results. Good luck!

How did you manage to persist for so long without a contract? I've had over 200,000 words and been rejected for contracts several times; I feel like I can't keep going. 😭