I pray for a way to greatly increase the gorgeousness. .
Today I will show the novel I wrote to my classmates. . . After reading it, he said: The writing is really not good. Then he wrote a chapter in front of me! Then I wrote it. Coded. . . That's called gorgeous. It blinded me. . . he said. How about it. I said. admire. . . . You may think that I am not as good at studying as he is. . . But the key is that my score is seventh in our class. . . He is sixty-two. . . Tenth from the bottom. . . I have no shame in living. . . Then he praised me for writing the water chapter very well. Although it is all water, the language is coherent and fluent. No words are repeated. . . I really want to slap him in the face. . . Then, I prayed for a way to greatly increase the gorgeousness. . .
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You should first look at how others write, and then improve your own. Having a smooth overall style is also good. For example, I like the writing style of Japanese light novels.
Use full classical Chinese text, the kind that goes beyond the understanding of ordinary people; this way, it will make you seem talented, and the advantages of being seventh in the class and the disadvantages of being in the sixties will be highlighted.
It is said that I really like using Classical Chinese in novels, and I have used it no less than n times.
Indeed, intelligence must begin with foolishness, hence the ancient saying about deceiving people...
I love Chen Dong... The grandeur of his writing scared me. Also... his grandeur is still a tool to pad word count and skip plot development.
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