Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 956 952. Comments on "I Am God!"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

What I recommend to you today is a high-quality fantasy novel with tens of thousands of orders.

I Am God!, by Blowing the Wind in History, a Level 5 author.

Category: Fantasy-Another World.

【Introduction】

Yin Shen's name is Shen.

He never thought that one day he would really become a god.

【Brief Comment】

The author has written seven books, including "Low Dimensional Game" and "I Just Want to Cultivate Immortality with Peace of Mind".

I believe many readers have heard of him or read his books.

Then you must have the same feeling, this kid is talented!
The first book of his I read was "I Just Want to Practice Immortality in Peace".

I remember that this book was put on the shelves at the same time as "The Night Watchmen of Dafeng", and its first order results seemed to be even better than those of "The Night Watchmen".

At the time, I thought the beginning of this book was even more exciting than that of Night Watchman, because the setting of one man and one donkey pretending to be AC ​​was really powerful.

Even when the Twelve Heavenly Kings were selected that year, I think I chose Blowing Wind.

The result is obvious.

After An Xin reached the middle stage of his cultivation, he suffered from severe bleeding all the way, and he never had any chance to recover.

His subsequent work, "Only to Live a Carefree Life in the Human World", did not even reach the level of a masterpiece, and readers even began to doubt his character.

Therefore, I am not very enthusiastic about recommending the book "Free and Easy on Earth" to everyone.

Because like everyone else, I can't be sure how many words he can write.

The result is obvious: it only has 87 words. It is understandable that the result is not good.

Okay, let's get back to his new book that hits shelves this Friday. To be honest, I noticed it a long time ago too.

Normally, when the new books were on the list, I would keep a close eye on the new books released by famous authors. Until Sanjiang recommended it, I had never thought of introducing it to everyone.

Now the first order is actually 10,000, and it is 10,500.

As an author whose collection of books has not exceeded 100,000 and whose works have been left unfinished, it is basically difficult to achieve 10,000 subscriptions.

Even those popular masters and platinum writers, such as Xuehong and Xiaodao, cannot guarantee that their works will be ordered tens of thousands of times, even if the collection exceeds 200,000.

Therefore, the first-order performance of Chuifeng's book is questionable.

In addition, the content is indeed very interesting. The theme of the founding god is somewhat similar to the sand table theme, and is quite close to many works with the same theme.

The difference is that the first few chapters are really touching, whether it's the protagonist chatting with his friends, the accident of dying when he goes out, the magic of creation, the magic of creation, and so on.

Almost every one of his books has a very clever beginning, and you can tell at a glance that a lot of thought has gone into its creation.

The plot after the high point is maintained well until the release date. After the mid-term, it is hard to predict.

So I don't know what the future holds for this 10,000-subscription book. If you're interested, it's best to read it early, just in case.

【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】

I just read the latest chapter, The Immortality of the Fairy, and it feels like the book is almost finished.

The protagonist is in the land given by God, with a group of elves, and seems to be on equal footing with the demon king.

He can also observe the changes in the mortal world through a mirror.

His godhood seems to have been maxed out, and how the subsequent plot will develop is really a headache.

Moreover, this is a Western fantasy theme, and there is actually not much room for expansion. How it turns out depends on the author's ability to control it.

(End of this chapter)