The Flawless Path of the Dao

#Choose a topic# Well... I finally found the author (I found this book on the book tracking app). It's really well-written; I stayed up until 1 or 2 AM every day writing it. The characters... The characters are vividly portrayed (especially the girl), and the plot is captivating. Then came the author's rant at the end of the chapter (some negative, some positive, and some gossipy). I feel I absolutely have to give this a thumbs up, especially since this book is truly excellent. Look, I'm almost finished reading it (reading 200 chapters a day really hurts my kidneys). ······)Do Keep it up, everyone!!!

The goal for this book is eight million words. I will be writing it full-time in 2020, without interrupting or abandoning the project. I will update more than 10,000 words per day. Whether it becomes a bestseller or not is up to the readers to decide.

The author possesses strong literary skills. The writing touched my heart and resonated with me. This requires the author to maintain a sensitive heart, to touch and understand life, to carefully observe the people and things around them, and then to transform those moving moments into words. Life is like this; we are all people in this mundane world, so how can we avoid the mundane? I still believe that those moving moments will continue to touch our hearts. Finally, I sincerely hope you'll trend on the list soon. Looking forward to it... And looking forward to every single update!

It's from a comic book, and I personally feel it's incredibly similar to the Su Daoyang and Long Qianqing I imagined. Plus, they're a couple in the comic, the male and female leads, haha.

I took a break today. To be honest, it's a real shame to stop updating after 107 consecutive days, but I just can't keep going with this book at 2.6 million words. No recommendations, no distribution channels, and the total royalties of 900 yuan don't even cover the electricity bill. However, I'll still continue updating, but not very often, maybe around 3,000 words a day.

I think it's best to write what you're good at! Writing about currently trending themes can easily lead to reader fatigue and isn't a long-term solution. Besides, "Wuque" is a fantastic book; I think it's better than any other novel of this type I've read before. Its lack of popularity might just be due to a less-than-ideal app, low traffic, and inadequate promotion. I think the author could write a cultivation universe similar to Er Gen's, let's call it the "Wuque Universe." The protagonist of the second novel could have some connection to Su Daoyang, but it's best if the writing style and approach aren't too similar to "Wuque," otherwise it might become cloying like Tang Jia San Shao and Tian Can Tu Dou. I think Er Gen did a great job in this regard, and I look forward to the author's next novel!

More interesting than 80% of books! Keep it up!

Keep up the good work, Jun Buzhou! This book is so well written, I've added it to my favorites.

Sigh (long sigh), the author has stopped updating again... I remember starting to read this book during the pandemic. Since I'd read a lot of fantasy novels before, I wasn't particularly moved at the beginning (it's quite common for protagonists to lack cultivation abilities at the start). It wasn't until I read about Su Daoyang cutting off his own arm to protect his "sister" that I was slightly surprised: Is the author really going to take this a step further? The protagonist has already lost an arm and suffered so many injuries early on; is the author going to write about the forbidden love between the wheelchair-bound protagonist and his sister during their final days in a German orthopedic ward? (Haha, turns out I was overthinking it...) This shameful curiosity drove me to continue reading, and I became addicted, reading until 1 or 2 AM almost every day. Let me explain why. The novels I'd read before usually had exciting plots, but the character descriptions, especially the dialogue, were often nonsensical and embarrassing. But this book...

The path I saw in the QQ comments is difficult; is it better to do it as a side hustle?