
After Becoming a Hero, I Was Pushed Off a Cliff by My Childhood Friend
成为勇者后竟被青梅竹马推下悬崖
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- Ongoing
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- 1.7M Words
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- Western Fantasy
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- 11mo ago
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I got fired yesterday, so I've been staying home and writing lately, everyone. I'll be revising the earlier parts of the story first. I'll be adding more plot to the pirate ship arc, which means I'll be torturing Wright again, this time with intense battles. Stay tuned!
I lost my job. The company declared bankruptcy and liquidated, stopped paying my salary, and ran away with all the money. Yesterday, I drove to Hainan to calm down. Although I lost my job and two months' salary, I now have time to write my book and will gradually resume updating. Thank you all for your unwavering support.
That's good. But the target audience is small, after all, it's a healing (lol).
This book, well, it's one of those really good books, though it's definitely a bit angsty. But that actually sets the stage perfectly for the revenge plot (?). Judging from the protagonist's actions so far, he's single-mindedly focused on revenge, but his strength doesn't allow it (very frustrating), yet he goes from being driven solely by self-interest to having true friends (a normal person would have collapsed by now). The transformation from initial suspicion to unconditional trust is truly amazing! Also, the psychological descriptions are excellent, creating unique and memorable characters. Now, let's focus back on the protagonist; his resilience is inhuman (laughs), maybe he really will become inhuman later (laughs...).
I'll be popping in regularly; I'm still here. I've been busy with work and self-studying game development lately, so things have been a bit slow. I plan to turn this book into a game for everyone to play, so I'll be spending some time learning Unity. Updates will be during the Chinese New Year!
Huanglian Shangqing Pills disguised as candy
The standard light novel writing style goes without saying. Don't rush to quit if you were lured in by the title; the content is quite good. Those with a penchant for sadomasochistic stories, a penchant for saccharine humor, and a constant desire to expand their psychological trauma should definitely check it out. (Da♂rk hero) The world-building is also vast, so vast that even the author seems to struggle to manage it (laughs), and the political intrigue is practically self-torture, but keep going! I still can't forget how much I wanted to give up when I first started reading *A Song of Ice and Fire*… but the more I read, the more I wanted to know. So keep going, let's make this book a hit!
Author, do you remember my comment from 2019: "Please finish this book before I die..." So much time has passed, and you've really finished it.
I might lose my job. All the top management at my company have run away, leaving me to manage everything. I can't take it anymore, so I'm planning to stay home and write.
The subject matter is novel and the writing is good, but the sense of immersion is slightly lacking.
I promised the author I'd write a book review, and I kept my word—kudos to myself! I found this book in the update section when I was looking for something to read. To be honest, I only clicked on it by chance, since the title, "Hero and Demon King," is indeed a well-worn theme. However, this book still surprised me. Now, let's talk about the book's pros and cons. First, the theme is relatively novel; while it's not entirely untouched, few authors have written about it, which is enough to pique a reader's curiosity. Second, the writing style is quite good. It doesn't feel like mindless, disjointed plot progression that leaves the reader confused. At least so far, I can sense that the author's story unfolds methodically...
I will still update this month, but not much, because I'm getting married during the National Day holiday, so I'll be quite busy. Also, I'm currently developing my own indie game, so I'll have very little time to write. But I'll still update!
A vengeful ghost with a heart
This book isn't about a hero, but a vengeful ghost with a heart. The protagonist, Wright, wants revenge on those who pushed him off the cliff. His hatred is as deadly as venom from a viper, yet he can't bring himself to use everyone as tools to achieve his revenge. The inner turmoil he experiences when facing others is another major highlight, aside from the intellectual battles and world-building. He still has light within him, which may explain why the author named him Wright (meaning "light"). To climb back to the top, he must...