Dragon City: Winds of Change

A new era of glory is dawning in Longcheng!

I had a few drinks tonight, and I wanted to talk about the recent issue of Pseudo-Jie writing two books at once. I sincerely hope Pseudo-Jie can see my suggestions and that they can clarify things for readers. I don't know if they're correct, but they're just my own judgment and advice. This is the second letter I've written to Pseudo-Jie; the first was in the Ninth Special Zone. Okay, let's get back to the main topic. Why is Pseudo-Jie writing science fiction? I feel that firstly, Pseudo-Jie has reached the peak in urban fiction. He's already written everything he could, and tried everything he could. There aren't many new plots or stories to tell anymore. Even if he continues writing, it will be repetitive, and readers will get tired of it. It's like eating the same old rich food every day—you'll eventually get tired of it. So he's seeking a transformation and change. However, Pseudo-Jie is probably worried that his large fanbase built up over the years won't accept a change in writing style, fearing that he might go back to square one. So he's testing the waters with two books ahead of time. Although it's probably just a test to see how the fans react, given Pseudo-Jie's control over human nature and character descriptions, this science fiction work will definitely not be bad. It's just a practice run. For a specific example, please refer to the book "We Are All Bad Kids." So please stop asking if writing two books simultaneously will affect the success of "The Rise of Dragon City." I can tell you it won't, because "The Rise of Dragon City" is the main focus, and "Eternal Life World" is secondary. You could say both are important. If we have to prioritize, "The Rise of Dragon City" is definitely first. Secondly, it's true that urban fiction is difficult to write now due to government control; some things are sensitive and can't be written. If we don't write those things, the book's brilliance will definitely suffer, which is something I, Wei Jie, cannot tolerate. Like my own child, I don't want any flaws. What's the point if we just follow the crowd? Why are Wei Jie's urban fiction novels so good? It's because many of the characters are realistic and resonate with readers. We can see ourselves in various characters. If all that's gone, is it still the Wei Jie we follow? Therefore, this shift is unavoidable. It's also an inevitable trend. Otherwise, who would risk venturing into an unfamiliar territory after 10 years of successful urban fiction writing? I understand Wei Jie's choice and appreciate his desire to bring readers a different kind of science fiction. As Wei Jie once said, "I feel I haven't reached my peak yet, and I still want to push higher." Who knows if science fiction won't be Wei Jie's peak? I feel that authors who succeed in one genre will definitely succeed in science fiction, because there aren't as many constraints that bind them. They can unleash their imaginations and give readers a vast and magnificent metaverse. The metaverse is a hot topic right now. So, I have a small suggestion for Wei Jie: I personally feel that the protagonist should be an ordinary person's journey to the top, experiencing various hardships along the way. This would resonate more with readers, since there are many ordinary people in society. Just like everyone enjoys reading about a grassroots rise to power. Always remember why you reached the top in urban fiction, why you gained so many readers' love. Don't listen to advice and make changes; use your strengths to compensate for your weaknesses in unfamiliar genres. In new genres, you should make readers feel a touch of familiarity while also offering imaginative and creative stories. Okay, that's all for now. One last thing: no matter how your sci-fi story ends, I'll definitely subscribe to the official version and support you. I sincerely hope you achieve great success in your new field and truly reach your peak. With you by my side, I'm never alone. I'm fortunate to have you. A blessing for online literature. May you create even greater glories...

I just saw the leave request and glanced at it a couple more times. There are basically two opinions: one is that writing two books simultaneously affected the progress of *Feng Qi*, which is considered greedy. The other is that as long as the quality of *Feng Qi* is maintained, it's fine. I think regardless of the outcome of *Eternal Life*, this is a trial run. From *Hidden Dragon* to *Ninth Special Zone*, it was initially met with skepticism, but the final success of *Hundred Alliances* truly proved its worth. In other words, if they wanted to pad the plot, *Pseudo-Ring* could easily live off a thousand more chapters of *Ninth Special Zone* for years. From the beginning of reading online novels until now, at least we can distinguish between good and bad works, right? Finally, I want to say that as a reader, you have the right to choose whether to follow or abandon a story, but you don't have the power to control the author.

Congratulations to Jie Da on the release of his new book, "The Rise of Dragon City"! Let us continue to brave the winds and waves and set sail on this new journey! We will randomly select 10 people from each book review to receive a Hongbao reward every day! Brothers, get involved! 🤟🤟 Prize requirements: The book review must be at least 15 words long and contain positive and uplifting content! Event period: December 1st - December 10th Winners will be announced daily in the fan group! Save the QR code below as a screenshot, open WeChat and scan it to join the official fan group of Weijie! Let's get fired up with some high-energy interaction!

Today marks the end of the series. I followed it all the way from the ninth episode to Dragon City. It feels so good! Pseudo-Jie, the great god!

It's an end, but also a new beginning. May we live on forever and stay together until the very end.

I started reading Pseudo-Ring novels in 2015, and I've been following them for ** years now. The first one I read was "I Am Legend," which I think wasn't finished at the time. When I ran out of books to read, I started reading "We Are All Bad Kids." After "I Am Legend" finished, I continued with "Legend Reborn," "The Righteous Path Hidden Dragon," and "The Ninth Special Zone," all the way to this one. Sometimes I'd stay up late reading and laugh out loud. I started by reading for free and eventually paid to read the official version. I even subscribed to 17k's Super VIP annual membership just because of your novels. After reading your novels, other novels of this type feel bland. This is the best urban novel I've ever read, bar none. As the author said, youth always ends, and this beautiful experience has accompanied me for eight years, which is great. I'll definitely revisit these books in the future. I also hope that the author will bring more excellent works after transitioning to other genres. Keep it up! Forgive my limited writing skills; a mere 300 words are far from enough to express what I want to say! Keep it up!

I've been a fan for 10 years, watching every single one of their works. I've fallen asleep watching Jie Jie every night; it's truly a blessing. Wishing our beloved Jie Jie all the best!

I personally believe the mole is Gu. My analysis is as follows: 1. The arrest operation was too coincidental from deployment to completion, and too targeted. He Yan was almost certain to escape, in other words, he was let go. 2. The story mentions Xiao Yu giving the watch more than once, and there's also the incident of Gu glancing at the watch box and casually tossing it on his desk, indicating that in Gu's heart, the hatred for his father's murder is irreconcilable and he will not let it go. 3. Kang Dinghui has been planning against the Kong family for a long time, and the asset transfer is only part of it. 4. The arrest mission was most likely a staged show orchestrated by Gu himself, so the claim of a leak is unfounded. 5. Kong Zhengqi's words contained no lies; it's just that those at the top cannot understand the difficulties of surviving in the cracks. 6. It's possible that Bo Ang will return from Bana City, since Su Tianyu is an outsider to Bana City. If you disagree, come and debate me. I'll bet you a thousand dollars.

The beginning of the immortal world