Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1108 1105. Review of "The Restorer"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend a new book by a platinum author to you, let’s give it a try.

"The Restorer", Dayan, platinum writer.

Category: Urban-supernatural powers.

【Introduction】

Cultivate yourself, cultivate your mind, and cultivate things!

Repair the deficiencies of heaven and earth, and repair the sky of all things!
Everything in the world can be repaired!
【Brief Comment】

There are probably few people who have not heard of this author, right?

It's a bit confusing, but to put it simply, he was once very popular!
He is a writer on the rich list of online writers and one of the representative writers of treasure appraisal and feng shui novels!

His works include "Golden Eyes", "Divine Treasure", "Immortal Palace", etc.

His "Immortal Palace" had been completed three days ago. It didn't have a single silver alliance, didn't reach 10,000 subscriptions, and didn't achieve star-level masterpiece status.

It seems like he is a bit Buddhist, or is being treated coldly.

Because his new book has been out for five days, he only gave an information today. At the same time, Lao Liu, who also released the book, has already topped the new book list, with collections exceeding 50,000, Silver Alliance No. 1, and has received major promotions, splash screens, and so on.

At first glance, the one with the highest fan value now is the apprentice, and his collection barely exceeds one thousand.

A blind guess: You are writing the book alone, not willing to manage it at all, and not telling your fan group, so you are lonely?
After trying it out, my personal experience is that it's okay, but the pace is a bit slow.

The story begins with the protagonist, Su Xiaofan, selling antiques on the street. Someone comes to his stall and tries to trick him into selling a bronze artifact, passing it off as a replica. He even tampered with the receipt and, relying on his outnumbered presence in the antique market, successfully drives the man away.

At night, the younger sister came back and told the protagonist that she was admitted to the graduate school. She was the only one who was admitted, which was very strange. Suddenly, he felt sick to his stomach. Some relatives came to visit. It was raining, so the protagonist went out to buy something.

In the supermarket, the protagonist once again encountered the group of people who bought fake goods. In fact, they had a deeper purpose. The bronze artifact had a big story. After the encounter, the protagonist had no choice but to retreat.

On a rainy night, lightning strikes, striking a utility pole and taking the protagonist with it. Alas, a familiar scene from online fiction is about to unfold. With the fifth chapter ending, the sixth chapter of Golden Finger is online, and the story of the restorer is about to unfold.

Blind guess: The protagonist can repair antiques, any precious ones, especially very precious ones that can shock China.

He should also practice some physical skills to improve his survival skills. Maybe he can even go to tombs to study feng shui or something like that, depending on the subject matter.

In short, the story is definitely a good one and the number of words is not small.

Sadly, the disparity in treatment between veteran and new developers is truly remarkable, and it's more than just a passing fancy. From Chen Dong's release of "Deep Space Beyond" to Fanqie's "Universe Professional Player," and so on, the times are truly changing!

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment.

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”.

Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

The book has been updated to 550,000 words. It was released on March 1st, and the first order was only 1750.
Therefore, the boutique badge has not been lit up yet and the number of words is not enough.

The reader activity and popularity of this book are average, because there are not many exciting points and nothing particularly novel.

The latest plot has quite a few words, but it doesn’t seem very memorable.

I can only say that it is quite average. I can't say what's good about it. It's like I haven't seen it at all.

Therefore, it is difficult to retain readers, and it feels like chewing wax, which is far less exciting than reading "The Golden Eyes".

Times have really changed!
(End of this chapter)