Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1246 1244. Comments on "Seeing the World"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend a different fantasy novel to you.

"Seeing the World", Shi Wen, 316 million words, currently being serialized.

Category: Xianxia-Fantasy cultivation of immortality.

Summary:
The bright moon hangs high in the sky, illuminating the past and present. The human world is sometimes prosperous and sometimes messy. We are reluctant to leave and cherish each other when we meet.

In the years when people come and go, when time passes, who will be watching the drama of life with a smile...

(This book is slow to warm up)
【Brief Comment】

He also has four books under his name, including "The Game of the Demon God of the End of the World" and "The Porter Between Two Worlds", and three of them have been classified as excellent works.

The book I want to focus on today is also a high-quality article. It is large in content and sufficient for you to read, so please rest assured.

It's quite different from the Xianxia novels you've read before. The biggest difference is the slow burn, which is what I mentioned in the introduction.

Just how slow is it? Let me briefly explain: within ten chapters, the protagonist couldn't even walk, and before the book was released, he was still learning to write. After three million words, the protagonist still hadn't left the novice village where he had been growing up. Even though he was married.

So if I hadn't really started practicing later, I would have thought that this book was just an ordinary ancient farming text.

Whether it's the story starting from the baby's birth, or the story of how chicken and duck manure improves soil fertility, to the arranged marriage at the age of six months, it all exudes a strong flavor of rural farming literature. If it were a female-oriented novel, this word count could support three rural women's farming novels.

However, there really is cultivation of immortals in this world, and the protagonist slowly begins to practice, just when the readers are about to forget about it.

As an old author who has transformed from science fiction to fantasy, the plot is so slow. Who gave him the courage to challenge the readers' patience like this? Are new readers really willing to wait for millions of words just to see the protagonist cultivate immortality?

But it's undeniable that the protagonist possesses a truly unique perspective on life details and character portrayals. These nuanced stories captivate readers and remind them that perhaps the world of immortal cultivation is truly just as we see it in everyday life, not hidden in a elusive, ethereal land shrouded in immortal energy. Perhaps it's simply like the Peach Blossom Spring, where fate invites discovery. This is a truly unique Xianxia novel, a fine work for readers who appreciate delicate writing. Those with an impatient disposition should avoid it.

【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 author updates very frequently, writing 6,000 words every day without fail.

There are quite a few people mentioned in this chapter of the latest plot, and one of them corrected typos. He must be a die-hard fan, otherwise he wouldn't have put so much effort into it.

Other people's comments were also positive, affirming that the author should return to the right path of describing the realm, rather than continuing to write about love between men and women. Mind-boggling in unfamiliar areas will only lead to a significant drop in subscriptions.

Overall, this book is indeed very slow to start, and it seems very impatient, unlike the author who is steady.

In today's fast-paced online literature landscape, this type of book is at a disadvantage and can easily discourage readers. For readers who are deeply immersed in the plot, urging for updates has become the norm, and there are many who continue to read.

They like the long passages in the book about the interpretation of cultivation and the portrayal of daily life, and enjoy it very much. They think this is a mortal novel worth recommending.

I won’t say more. Friends who are interested can go and find it on their own. It should be very inspiring.

(End of this chapter)