Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1347 1345. Comments on "The Man on Death Row Becomes a Saint Under a Vest"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend to you a new book that will be on the shelves soon.

"A Man on Death Row Becomes a Saint Under a Vest", White Scholar, 17 words, currently being serialized.

Category: Fantasy-Eastern Fantasy.

Summary:
The Daqian Dynasty enjoyed peace and prosperity for 32 years, with good weather, prosperity and peace for the country and the people.

This is an ordinary ancient parallel universe.

Zheng Xiu’s search for immortality was fruitless, so he could only be content with being an ordinary person, working hard in business, and becoming a simple and unpretentious richest man.

One day, Zheng Xiu was thrown into prison, and the style of painting in the world took a sharp turn from then on.

(Also known as "I'm Really Not a Prison Bully" and "Golden Finger Only Came When I Became the Richest Man")
[The 400 million-word masterpiece "Infinite Throne" has been completed. The author has a strong character and is safe to collect. ]

【Brief Comment】

His first book, which started with 600 orders, became a masterpiece. This was also the first time I understood what a masterpiece meant, meaning something above the standard, with orders exceeding 10,000.

It's a pity, considering that book had one gold alliance, two silver alliances, 13 ordinary alliance leaders, and over 300,000 collections, yet it still failed to reach the level of 10,000 subscriptions.

Even so, he said that he is not good at operations, and that all he cares about is first order, average order, and follow-up reading. What nonsense! Which author doesn't care about these things?

However, he said that he worked in the emergency department and wrote books just for fun, which is awe-inspiring, even though the style of his books is a bit unconventional.

The new book is still a mind-blowing one. The protagonist traveled through time at the age of seven, became the richest man, and was jailed for tax evasion of 50 million yuan, which activated the system.

The system provides missions where the protagonist can enter various dungeons, simulate characters, and repeatedly run through them, gradually improving their attributes and skills, progressing towards transcendence. These missions are a reflection of the trend previously seen in the game "The Common Lord," text-based dungeons. Their advantages are that they tend to be word-laden and appear novel, but their disadvantages are that they are too wordy, lack immersion, and their novelty is fleeting.

Therefore, I have no interest in the group missions in this book. The life in prison is quite interesting to read about, especially since the author is a driving player who is very similar to the newspaper seller. It is difficult to combine him with the identity of a medical worker. Could it be that he is also a security guard type?

It can be seen from reading that he is very familiar with various classic plots and characters in online literature, and it is easy for him to grasp the current popular elements. The works he put on the shelves and dedicated to him are all written from his heart, which actually reveals his own network and reading preferences.

All in all, this book is a brain-opening one with exciting plot twists. The biggest attraction is not the text-based group missions, but the coquettish atmosphere engraved between the lines.

If he is really good at some medical skills, it would be really scary.

Friends who are short of books can go and take a look, the free period is about to end.

【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】

To be honest, this author is extremely talented, with excellent writing skills and material accumulation. He is a gifted player. What he writes can give people a bright feeling. This is a talent that ordinary authors find difficult to learn even after spending years.

They are good at innovation and use their unique thinking to make the stories they write unique.

If the text could be removed, I would personally like this book very much.

(End of this chapter)