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Why is it that there are more and more rubbish novels in China first, and the more stupid the novels are, the more popular they are, and the more objective they are, the more brainless they are, and the more they are.
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2024-07-16 20:35
There were more and more trash novels, and the more stupid and lousy the novels were, the more popular they became. This was mainly related to the following factors:
Market demand: With the popularity of the Internet, more and more people began to read novels, which also gave birth to the prosperity of the writing industry. However, due to the huge market demand, many people flocked to this industry. Their writing skills were uneven, and they took this opportunity to write more and more trash novels.
2. Writing skills: Writing is a very technical art. Without a certain amount of writing skills and knowledge, it is difficult to write an excellent novel. However, in China, many people lack writing skills and knowledge. They only rely on their own imagination and feelings to write, resulting in poor quality novels.
3. Reader's taste: The readers 'taste in reading was also one of the reasons for the increase in junk novels. Many readers liked to read fast-food novels. These novels often satisfied their taste needs, but the content was not deep enough to arouse their interest. Therefore, the more trashy novels were written, the more popular they became.
Media publicity: Media publicity is very important in the field of online literature in China. Some irresponsible media outlets would promote rubbish novels to attract readers 'attention, causing readers to lack knowledge of true good books.
To sum up, the increase in junk novels and the more stupid the novel was, the more popular it was. It was mainly related to market demand, writing skills, readers 'tastes, media publicity, and other factors. If you want to read good novels, you need to pay more attention to real good books instead of blindly pursuing trash novels.
The more the merrier, the more the merrier.
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2024-09-12 10:46
The more women, the better:
1. Cold Mist: It described a woman who was cold and heartless, like smoke and fog, and intimidating.
2. Cold Moon Cold (lian yè han): It described a woman who was cold, arrogant, independent, and independent, as cold as the cold moon.
3. Cold Frost and Snow: It described a woman who was cold and heartless, as cold as frost and as cold as snow.
4. As cold as ice (lian réu shuāng frost): It described a woman who was as cold as ice and was difficult to approach.
5. Cold Fragrance Pavilion (lian xiāng huāa): It described a woman who lived in a mysterious fragrance pavilion, cold and arrogant.
6. Cold Pool (Lian yètan Lu): It described a woman who lived in an icy cold pool.
7. Cold Autumn Frost: It was used to describe a woman who was as cold as frost and was proud and intimidating.
8. Cold Moon Song (lian yè yíng): It described a woman who was cold and arrogant, singing a cold and beautiful song.
[9. Cold Frost Snow Lotus (lian zhāi yè lian): It described a woman as cold as a frost lotus that emerged from the mud without being stained. It was admirable.]
10 Cold and Ruthless: It described a woman's indifference, coldness, and ruthlessness.
The more the better, the more the better.
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2024-09-11 10:29
Okay, here are some positive idioms with the word "Wen":
1. Gentle and refined: It is used to describe a person who is both civilized and simple with rich cultural content.
2 literati: Sometimes, it also refers to cultural and artistic workers.
3. Whitewash: It refers to covering up one's mistakes and exaggerating one's strengths.
4. Cultural heritage: refers to the historical and cultural accumulation and inheritance of a country or region.
5. Gathering of literati: It described the communication and gathering between cultured people.
6. Dexterity: It refers to a person who can think of a solution to a problem.
7. Writers and artists: refer to people who are good at literature and art.
8. Prosperity of literature and art: To describe the prosperity and development of culture and art.
9. A fountain of inspiration: It described a person's inspiration and creative desire to gush out like spring water.
10. Rich culture: It refers to a country or region with a profound cultural heritage and a long history.
The more the merrier, the more the merrier.
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2024-09-09 10:17
Doctor Danmei, the more warm texts, the better
The more the better, the more the better.
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2024-08-31 17:21
Alright, the following are some of the favorite time-travel novels. The male protagonist is black-bellied and powerful, and the female protagonist is as smart as possible:
1 " Tyrant, I'm from MI9 "
Special Agent Concubine
3." The Cold Palace Alone "
4 "Feng Qiuhuang"
5 " Crossing and Being Alone "
The Queen's Favorite
7." The Bastard's Daughter Is Poisonous "
8 " Secrets of the Black-bellied Prince "
9 My Queen
Agent Concubine
I hope these novels can meet your needs. If you have other requirements, let me know. I will try my best to meet your expectations.
There were more and more "bad reviews" for "Duty-in-law." Why was it getting more and more popular?
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2024-09-27 08:30
The increasing number of "bad reviews" for the novel "Duty-in-law" may be because people's expectations for it were too high. This novel was a modern fantasy novel. It told the story of a son-in-law in the Tang Dynasty. It combined history, fantasy, love, and many other elements. Although there were many interesting plots and deep character descriptions in the novel, the writing style might be a little lacking, and the plot sometimes seemed a little dragged, so some people did not have a high evaluation of this work.
However, this novel was becoming more and more popular on the Internet, probably because it had a unique style and plot that attracted the attention and love of many readers. " A Duel Son-in-law " combined many elements to allow people to choose different reading experiences according to their preferences. At the same time, the plot and character descriptions in the novel also made people feel very interesting and vivid.
Excerpt more beautiful passages (150 or more)
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2024-09-26 10:59
Excerpt more beautiful passages (more than 150)
An example of a beautiful paragraph from a web novel is as follows:
Life is not to surpass others, but to surpass oneself.
Real tenacity should be when you cry, when you laugh, when you speak, when you do it without hesitation.
The reason why the three of them were tired of living was because they couldn't let go of their airs, tear apart their faces, and unravel their plots.
Sometimes, it's not that the other party doesn't care about you, but that you take the other party too seriously.
There is no rehearsal in life. Every day is a live broadcast.
As we grow older, we don't lose some friends, but we know who our true friends are.
Youth is like toilet paper. It looks like it's a lot, but it's not enough.
There are no unsuccessful people in the world, only those who don't work hard.
Time is like a big sieve that can withstand the filtering. Only those who stay in the end are true friends.
Sometimes you won't realize the value of a precious moment until it becomes a memory.
In the face of unfairness, it is better to change than to complain.
Don't expect everyone to understand you because everyone has their own interests. If you made carrots, you naturally couldn't make vegetables.
There Is No Absolute Fairness Every rule of the game has its unfairness.
The furthest distance in the world is not the distance between life and death, but the second when I just got online, you went offline.
Not everything is destined to succeed, but everything is worth a try.
The most time-consuming thing in the world is to look at the sky and do nothing.
No education can compare with adversity.
It's Not Only Something You Think Impossible Is Impossible.
The potential of 19 people is unlimited. If you are content with the status quo, you will gradually be eliminated.
The sun fell on the branches of spring, and the days turned green.
Courage is not about not feeling fear, but continuing to do what you feel fear.
The longest journey in life is the journey of one's heart.
No matter how unfortunate you feel, there will always be someone more unfortunate than you.
Only a bleeding finger can play the world's swan song.
Become the version of yourself that you like more before meeting someone that you don't need to please.
The more chapters, the better, and the more words.
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2024-09-18 05:26
For fantasy novels like Tianchen, you can refer to the following examples:
Battle Through the Heavens-Heavenly Silkworm Potato
The Peak of Martial Refinement-Momo
Douluo Continent-Tang Family's Third Young Master
Covering the Sky-Chen Dong
The Great Dominator-Heavenly Silkworm Potato
<< Lord Snow Eagle >>-An Outsider
< Full Time Expert >-Butterfly Blue
Battle Frenzy-Tomato
Martial Force-Momo
War Chronicles-Tomato
Door of the Apocalypse-Tomato
"Sword Comes"-Beacon Fire Playing with the Vassals
The Herd of the Gods-Otaku Pig
The Legend of the Peak of Martial Refinement-Momo
The Great Ruler of the Nine Nether Heavenly Emperor-Outsiders
"Shrouding the Sun"-Outsiders
"Douluo Continent's Nine-star Poisonous Milk"-Tang Family's Third Young Master
Martial Refinement Peak Nine Yang Scripture-Momo
" Battle Frenzy: Endless Sword Equipment "-Tomato
" The Return of the Full-time Expert "-Butterfly Blue
" War Chronicles: Dragon Soars from the Ninth Heaven "-Tomato
Sword of the Nine Heavens Sword God-Beacon Fire Playing with the Vassals
The Road to Eternal Life at the Peak of Martial Refinement-Momo
The Great Dominator: The Strongest Swordsman-Outsiders
"The Nine Nether Heavenly Emperor Covering the Sky"-Outsiders
The Sword God of the Nine Heavens
"Douluo Continent's Nine-star Poisonous Milk 2"-Tang Family's Third Young Master
Martial Refinement Peak Nine Yang Scripture 2-Momo
The Great Ruler: Nine-star Sword Emperor-Outsiders
"The Nine Nether Heavenly Emperor Covering the Sky"-Outsiders
Sword of the Nine Heavens Sword God 2-Beacon Fire Playing with the Vassals
Idiom, more literary, with more meaning
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2024-09-14 02:16
There are many idioms that can be referred to as the following idioms:
1. Quiet years: describe the quiet time and stable life.
2. Keep one's chastity as jade: To describe keeping one's purity and not casually making friends with others.
3. Don't forget your original heart: Don't forget your original heart.
4. Embracing the world: It is used to describe having lofty ideals and aspirations for the world.
5. Self-cultivation and self-cultivation: Description of focusing on personal cultivation and cultivating inner qualities.
6. Combination of knowledge and action: It is used to describe the combination of theory and practice.
7. Self-improvement: It is used to describe continuous improvement and continuous efforts to surpass oneself.
8. Virtuous: It refers to having noble moral character and being able to take on great responsibilities to achieve success.
9. Majestic: It described the majestic and infectious power that shocked people.
10. Unique: It refers to the unique creativity and innovative spirit that can create excellent works.
The more beautiful the better, the more the better.
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2024-09-13 16:59
An example of the description of the male protagonist's drunkenness in an ancient novel was as follows:
The red wine poured into the glass emitted a faint gurgling sound, and the mellow fragrance filled the air, intoxicating people. The male protagonist raised his head and drank a mouthful. A numbing feeling came from his throat, as if all his troubles had been dissolved in water. He narrowed his eyes and immersed himself in the world of red wine until he suddenly woke up and found himself drunk on the bed.
The male protagonist picked up the wine glass and gulped it down. With the strength of the wine, he began to tell his love story, recalling the bits and pieces of his life with the female protagonist. His voice gradually became low, accompanied by the dizziness of drinking. He seemed to have lost his mind and forgotten where he was. He fell to the ground and vomited while calling out the female lead's name as if she was his everything.
The male protagonist picked up the wine glass and drank it in one go. His face revealed a satisfied smile as if he had solved all his troubles. He closed his eyes and immersed himself in the world of alcohol until he suddenly woke up and found himself drunk on the bed. He picked up the wine glass and took another sip. The taste of the red wine gradually disappeared in his mouth, leaving only a feeling of emptiness.
The male protagonist picked up his glass and gulped down the wine. He began to express his dissatisfaction and anger with the strength of the wine. He accused the female protagonist of not rejecting him, saying that he had deep feelings for her, but the female protagonist did not understand his feelings. He gradually lost control of his emotions and began to cry loudly as if he had been greatly hurt. In the end, he fell to the ground and vomited while calling out the female lead's name as if she was his everything.
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