Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1384 1382. Comments on "I Didn't Mean to Become an Immortal"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend a new book to you.

"I Have No Intention to Become an Immortal", Golden Jasmine, Level 5 author, 6 words serialized.

Category: Light Novel-Original Fantasy.

Summary:
I am a stranger from a foreign land and have no intention of becoming an immortal.

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After practicing Taoism in the mountains for twenty years, the master asked Song You to go down the mountain to see demons and ghosts, various aspects of life, and to search for famous mountains and rivers and legendary immortals, saying that was the real practice.

I never thought that after traveling all over the country, I would find myself to be an immortal.

【Brief Comment】

She also has 4 books under her name, including "This Monster Is Not So Cold", 2 of which have been subscribed to 10,000 times, and 2 are excellent works. She is a powerful author.

The style of her books is actually quite consistent, and is very similar to "Go Back to the Past and Become a Cat" by the platinum female writer Chen Ci Lantiao. Whether she writes about people or monsters, her style is warm and tender.

The new book is still short, and after reading it, I feel that it is also of this type. This shows that her style is very stable. Fortunately, she has a group of stable readers, so the performance will not be too bad.

This time, it was also a splash screen on the mobile phone, which shows that the official also highly recognizes her strength.

In addition, the biggest intersection between her and me was that I had recommended her book before and included it in "Cang's Ramblings". I didn't expect that she saw it and immediately became a leader.

This was a real wild leader. I was so scared that I quickly checked to see if I had missed any business orders. As it turned out, he really was just a random reward. The evidence is in "Cang's Ramblings".

So no matter if it's to repay a favor or something else, seeing that she released a new book, of course I have to support her. Using the simplest way, ten picture and text platforms plus five short video platforms, should be sincere enough.

The new book also has its flaws, at least for readers who generally enjoy Xianxia fiction. One is that the opening plot is strikingly similar to the truly troublesome "Lan Ke Qi Yuan." Of course, many people have tried to follow suit before, but the results haven't been very good.

The evidence is that the protagonist is a young Taoist priest who traveled through time. He went down the mountain and stayed in a broken pavilion at night. Merchants also came to stay there. The legend of the fog ghost came. The bodyguard went to investigate and was possessed by the fog ghost and defrauded. The protagonist took action and completely eliminated the fog ghost.

Afterwards, he spends the night in a dilapidated temple, where the temple deity tells him in a dream to go to another dilapidated temple and find a cat demon. This cat demon is a newly awakened demon, ignorant of everything, and a relatively kind demon. In the end, it follows the protagonist on his journey. This part is somewhat similar to the story of a fairy tale novel in which a donkey travels with the protagonist.

The difference is that her books rarely involve fighting, suspense, etc., they are all glossed over and lack a strong element of curiosity.

The dialogues are a bit more numerous, and they are all just a few words long, like two silent people chatting awkwardly. While they advance the plot, readers need to read carefully to find the hidden meanings in the dialogues. But they are not many.

I'm not quite sure how to write the subsequent plot. Overall it feels a bit flat, with nothing particularly exciting. Maybe the viewing experience will be a little better after putting yourself into the story.

In this way, it will be much more difficult to attract new readers, unless a certain plot later is particularly explosive and readers are willing to promote it on their own.

Everyone should learn about it first, and then consider whether to invest in it after it is put on the shelves.

If you are short of books, please pick one up for yourself.

【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】

Her books have a stable audience and are worth paying attention to.

(End of this chapter)