The Sacred Appraiser

The author is also funny, Chapter 58 has millions of square kilometers of fishing grounds. The author is advised to let pig's feet take over the Pacific Ocean, which covers tens of millions of square kilometers! How many square kilometers of fishing grounds does that country have? The whole country of China only has 9.6 Million, and one fishery accounts for half of it. I didn't see the author starting to introduce that this is a giant Earth-like planet. . .

Gao Cuilan, Miss Gaojiazhuang??

The father who left a wealthy family to marry his mother, When we met for the first time, I gave 500 emerald protagonists to a beautiful woman. I was also drunk and defeated.

My favorite books about Luo Ye started from the Fuhrer series. Previously, Fengda's Führer had been discontinued (recently it appeared on Shangdi and Fengda continued to update it), and there were very few books about the Third Reich. When I accidentally saw Luo Ye's Führer, I collected it and automatically subscribed. Gradually, I became familiar with Luo Ye. I remember there was an online video interview. I watched Wei from the beginning. Luo Ye was the first book at that time. I felt that the main line was unclear, the nodes were a bit confusing, and the branches were not rounded enough. I gave my opinion to Mr. Luo. He kept reading and giving advice, and then he and Mr. Luo became close friends. Later, Mr. Luo gave me the gangster number of an old fox (personally I think it's pretty good, hahaha). After reading Zeqian's comments, based on my understanding of Luo Ye, I know where the problem lies in Luo Ye's writing of the book. Every book comes from life. It can be said that books are a reflection of your life. Luo Ye is a teacher. The teacher received orthodox education and usually behaves well in class. For example, the books written by a few platinum writers such as Baozi and Tomatoes can be said to be not texts about orthodox education. Perhaps the meaning I expressed is a bit incomplete. Therefore, when I was reading the book written by Luo Ye, I found that Luo Ye's writing style was not like an online novel, but more like writing a composition assignment in a textbook. The problem arises. Most of the readers on Qidian are accustomed to unorthodox online novel techniques. They naturally feel cold when seeing orthodox novels. Naturally, even if Luo Ye's book is on the shelves, subscribing is not particularly ideal. A poor subscription will definitely dampen the author's enthusiasm. Therefore, there will be a phenomenon that several of Luo Ye's books are ended hastily. To be honest, most of Luo Ye's readers now are die-hard readers, you can say they are all brothers. Luo Ye's books are not good, and we are anxious, but there is not much we can do. The most we can do is subscribe and give rewards (to be honest, I would rather give money directly than give rewards. Only half of the rewards reach the author, which is really dark). I still rely more on Luo Ye himself, starting from the writing style, and there is no need to deliberately think about the subject matter. Accumulate popularity first, then consider other things. It doesn't matter if the book is unfinished. Just calm down and carefully formulate the outline. If it's not well written, don't publish it yet. This will not lead to a vicious cycle. But Falling Leaves (this paragraph is not a book review at the beginning, I use Falling Leaves), you don't have to worry, I have read all your subsequent books, and I can see that you are constantly adapting and changing. I will give you my strong support once the matter is taken care of. Trust me, wait and don't forget our promise!