Which Is Harder: Being an Idol or Practicing Cultivation?

Uh, I didn't expect you to know Uncle Xian. Anyway, you always send me K-coins whenever you read my posts. I'm not that valuable, I don't need your tips... Because I'm afraid of having to pay back the debt... However, you've tipped me for many of my books, and I have no way to repay you, so I'm sending you flowers! Uh, getting to fifth place in flowers is easier, so I'll try to get fifth place first. Now, let me ramble a bit. Well, how should I put it? After registering in May 2014, I quickly discovered your work. At that time, you had finished "The Glorious Iron Fist," but with nearly 900,000 words, you still hadn't received a contract. I'm sure you were quite devastated. If it were me, unless there was a major reason, I couldn't have done it. At that time, you were continuously updating "The King of Bursting Clothes," which was probably around 500,000 to 600,000 words. I remember being a newbie writer back then, and I was incredibly frustrated. I had no data, no quality. I had written over ten books, each averaging over 100,000 words. Of course, many of them were revised. I deleted or revised over 300,000 words. 300,000 Words—that was an astronomical number for us back then. Because for us, 100,000 words was a huge loss, and getting a contract seemed like a dream. Over ten books—why over ten? Because of the failures one after another, until I lost interest in writing. Later, I accidentally clicked on your work and saw your situation. Honestly, at that time, I thought I had to persevere no matter what. Then I started writing a book called "Blood Sword Demon's Fate." For me personally, it was a miracle. I failed the contract review seven times in a row, for over two months. The most I revised was over 200,000 words. But I persevered each time because every time I wanted to give up, I would click on your work. You never gave up. However, my willpower is limited. I tried my best to treat writing as a major part of my life, but the repeated contract failures, coupled with the pressure from family and friends, finally made me decide to give up. That was in October 2014. I rested for two months. During those two months, I thought a lot, clicked on your work countless times, but I still couldn't let go. With countless earnest calls from friends, I returned and wrote "Dragon God of War," which was signed on the first try. I'm not saying this to prove anything about myself. What I want to express is that, Liu Shen, you are my motivation to keep writing. Really, when you were writing "Blood and Fire Heavenly Garment," the data wasn't very good. Although you got a contract, I was really afraid that you would ultimately be just a mortal and choose to give up again. However, I was overthinking it. You persevered time and time again, and finally, your hard work paid off. "Which is harder, being an idol or cultivating immortality?" Is out, dominating the personal style section. If life truly has its ups and downs, I think that starting with this book, as long as your initial intentions remain intact, you will surely become a top author. Actually, you've influenced more than just readers. Because of your persistence and perseverance, many authors like me have been inspired to keep going. I'm truly grateful. However, I'm somewhat apologetic that since I started writing, I've selfishly focused only on my own work and rarely read other authors' work. I haven't even opened your book yet. Uh, well, readers, please don't scold me if you see this. But not reading doesn't mean I don't support you, and supporting you doesn't mean you have to read it. Keep it up, Liu Shen! The sun always shines after the storm. The storm has passed, and gold always shines. In fact, you've always been pure gold. Ahem, I sing your praises, giving you endless motivation, because your persistence can influence my updates…

Bless the completed novel

With its elegant setting and accessible language, this work, as its title suggests, is a beautiful blend of fantastical anime elements and traditional culture. The story opens with a straightforward introduction to the world's background and the protagonist's identity and responsibilities (is it a pleasant surprise or a shock?), Simultaneously revealing the protagonist's potential and limitations. The interweaving of reality and fantasy, with each element interconnected, whets the reader's appetite and fuels their curiosity. However, not everyone is familiar with the Nagato and Koga ship girl references →_→ Later, the story takes place at the school in the tank city, where club recruitment activities create a strong sense of (jianghu, a term referring to the world of martial arts and chivalry), likely a necessary step in the main storyline to explore conflicts and contradictions between characters. Sure enough, the protagonist is quickly lured into a trap and recruited. But returning to the main theme, the perfect fusion of cultivation and idol elements, their complementary nature, will undoubtedly have an unexpected impact on the entire story. Strengths: Novel setting, extraordinary and unconventional, limitless potential, a fusion of tradition and modernity. Suggestion: The descriptions of dialogue could be made clearer and smoother; otherwise, it feels like the author is talking to themselves. Wishing the author continued success and a significant leap forward in their writing! Let's cheer each other on!

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