Conquering the Nine Provinces Begins With Winning Over My Master

I think I've finally been unbanned.

This is purely for my own amusement; I'm too busy starting this terrible new project to worry about it. Sorry, don't wait, I'll see if there's a chance to salvage it later.

This is my first time writing a book review. (Actually, I didn't really want to write one, but I thought posting it might attract like-minded people, so I thought I'd write it.) If there are any mistakes, just bear with it (starting to become a bit simplistic) ヾ(●´∇`●)ﾉ Wow~ First of all, as a seasoned bookworm who's read a lot of books, I've read all sorts of things, and I don't feel the same joy I used to feel when reading *Douluo Dalu* or *Nine Heavens* and staying up all night to read it. To borrow a phrase a friend often says, "After reading so many books, I don't feel the same joy as when I first read a novel." They all seem to follow the same formula, and I get tired of them. And many books just get more and more exciting as they get written...

He's creatively filling in the gaps in his story with a new Xianxia novel, and this time it's sure to be a hit. Those who like his previous works can click on his profile picture to check him out.

In fact, from the perspective of writing, the process of creating a character in a novel begins with the author conceiving the idea. The author wants this character, so they create one, imbuing the character with their emotions. Then, the reader encounters this character. If the reader happens to share the same understanding and worldview as the author, they will also like the character. However, things aren't always so perfect. Humanity's greatest characteristic is diversity. For various reasons, many characters won't satisfy everyone. Even a character might initially please one reader...

Having read from "Idol Sister" to now, and starting with "Assassin," I have to say Coco has truly put in a lot of effort and dedication. "Idol Sister" is delightful and lighthearted, while "Assassin" is full of plot twists and foreshadowing. Each book she writes clearly shows increasing care and attention, but unfortunately, it can't compare to those ecchi/sexy novels, which is truly sad. From the youthful ambition of "Idol Sister," to the helplessness of "Assassin" in catering to popular tastes, and finally to this meticulously crafted book that is misunderstood and unaccepted, it's quite heartbreaking. But all good things must come to an end. I wish Coco all the best in life and a bright future. (* / ∇ \ *) (First book review, please forgive me = w =...)

The author's writing style evokes the feeling of Xu Fengnian, which is very impressive. However, novel data isn't just reflected in the content; it also includes the platform (traffic/audience preferences), title (click-through rate), synopsis (readership rate), and interaction (conversion/revenue = fans/viral votes/monthly tickets, etc.). Content-wise, it's about conversion (shares/fans, etc.). In short, let's get rid of the flashy stuff. A different title, synopsis, or cover, or even a different platform would be fine. I really want to see it finished.

It's clearly a great novel! Keep it up, believe in yourself!

Hua Yu's books have always maintained this style. From "I Am the Number One Assassin" to "Conquering My Master," the pacing is just right, the content is both rough and detailed, and there's a touch of warmth amidst the chaos. Plus, the male protagonist is surrounded by countless girls. Overall, it suits my taste perfectly. From the world-building to the characters' backgrounds and the personalities of the main characters, I especially love the male protagonist's playful and seemingly unserious demeanor. I'm a very picky reader, and I rarely finish a novel, but "Assassination" was the first one I read from cover to cover without missing a single word. I hope this is the second one! And, can you please finish it faster?!

Will I live to see the end of my life?