Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 699: 695. Comments on "Swallowed Star"

Today I would like to recommend a classic science fiction novel to you.

"Swallowing the Starry Sky", I Eat Tomatoes, platinum writer.

Category: Science Fiction - Future World.

【Introduction】

in the starry sky.

"This planet is khaki in color, has no life on it, and is 21000 kilometers in diameter. Hey, it actually contains 'Star Tear Gold' veins. God is really helping me. After devouring this planet, my strength should be able to recover to 80% of what it was before the injury." Luo Feng, with a pale face, sat cross-legged on a flying meteorite, looking at a lifeless planet in the distance.

【Brief Comment】

I have often seen this book on the 24-hour bestseller list before, and I feel it is so impressive.

It seemed like the anime had just started airing at that time, which boosted the popularity of the original novel.

It has the same effect as the launch of a film or TV series.

It is unclear whether he has been charged.

而本书创作于2010 年7月20日至2012年7月21日，加上一些作者相关，累计字数477.34万。

This is Tomato's sixth book, following "The Nine Cauldrons," "Panlong," "Xingchenbian," "Cunmang," and "Legend of Xingfeng." Officially recognized as the most popular novel of 2010, this book is a worthy success.

Please note this keyword: the hottest.

Out of curiosity, I looked up the data.

The book was released on September 1, 2010. The first order has not been counted, but the average order is about 46,300. It has 710,000 collections on Qidian, 113 million collections on Shucheng, and 196 million fans.

There are 280 alliance leaders, including 3 gold alliance leaders and 21 silver alliance leaders.

Starting with this book, Tomato's fan nickname, "Red Alliance," was officially born, both in commemoration of his two-part "Hongmeng" series and a nod to Tomato's redness. Even within the short story category, Red Alliance published a dedicated book review, over one million words long, devoted entirely to Tomato's works. Since the book's release, it has won the monthly ticket champion eight times.

Back then, the book was as popular as The Tribulation of All Races is today. Both are amateur novels, but I personally think Tomato's book is more exciting, while Eagle's main attraction is the frequent updates.

If you look at the classification of all his works, you will find that "Devouring the Starry Sky" is the only science fiction type among his 10 books. He has never written suspense and urban stories, and his main focus is still on fairy tales and fantasy.

He has achieved many things, but the most impressive one is the title of "Five Whites of the Central Plains," much like the "Four Heavenly Kings" of old. Looking at the current Twelve Heavenly Kings, while the number is truly overwhelming, the quality of their work is truly limited. Even more puzzling is the recent frenzy of major platforms recommending the Twelve Heavenly Kings' acceptance speeches, like a gusher.

Of course, becoming a deity isn't easy, but the hype feels a bit overdone. It feels like Paladin's Legend was preparing to release a new book, "The Roll Call of the Worlds." And when Squid released his new book, "The Embers of the Long Night," he clearly pulled back.

Not to mention the strangely successful titles on the list. Especially "Super Divine Swordsmith," which launched on December 18th and boasted a whopping 12 subscriptions. Of course, the book was quickly pulled from shelves.

What I'm talking about are some unusual recent phenomena. Feel free to listen and enjoy the fun.

If you're really short of books, you might want to check out Tomato's Swallowed Star, which features many classic characters. The writing is a bit on the plain side, but it's far better than some of the books on the list.

In addition, this book has also been regarded by readers as the best one of Tomato.

【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】

When I have some manuscripts saved, I don’t feel anxious.

There is just one small flaw.

That is, some of the passionate words I wrote at that time are still a little embarrassing when I look back at them.

(End of this chapter)