Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 80:79. Comments on "The First Secret Agent in History"

Today I would like to recommend a new work by a great author to you.

"The First Spy in History", author: Silent Pastry.

Category: Fantasy-Eastern Fantasy.

【Introduction】

X Asylum exploded, the director Yun Zhonghe traveled through time, and 29 genius mental patients entered his brain, giving him 29 strange talents!
I'll join the Imperial Palace and go undercover in an enemy country for three years. If I don't restore my identity, I'll become the emperor of the enemy country!

【Golden Five Chapters】

Chapter 1: X Mental Hospital. The protagonist, Yun Zhonghe, is the director of X Mental Hospital and a genius. The hospital is guarded by the seriously ill, has hundreds of medical staff, but only 29 mentally ill patients. Compared to the talents of these patients, the protagonist is just an ordinary person.

Chapter 2. Damn, that's cheap. The protagonist has an affair with the wife of the chief scientist at the mental hospital. Patient Nine, after a decade of quantum slumber, suddenly awakens and reveals his predicted future to the protagonist. The scientist will detonate the X-bomb in five seconds, wiping out everyone.

Chapter 3: Time Travel: Recognizing the Thief as Father. The protagonist dies, only to be found on death row. All the other prisoners are beheaded, but the protagonist survives because the organization needs him. When asked by a mysterious figure why he didn't kill him, the protagonist immediately recognizes the thief as his father.

Chapter 4: Absolute scum. The Black Dragon Platform project leader is planning to have the protagonist go undercover and explains why he chose the protagonist. It turns out that the protagonist is a top scumbag who has harmed hundreds of girls and is particularly good at seducing them.

Chapter 5, so exciting! The mission is to seduce the female mayor of Riftwind City, who is also a female demon. All those sent to carry out this mission, regardless of gender, age or status, have failed and died. The protagonist, as one of the three chosen, must also defeat two other equally skilled women-snatchers.

【Brief Comment】

The only previous work left on the web version of the great writer Silent Pastry is "The Strongest Son-in-law in History". The editor has not read it, and it is said that it has also experienced a ban storm.

New book, what should I say?

The imagination is huge, the angle is extremely tricky, scum, gangster, genius, pervert, madman...

Not to mention that it's overflowing with negative energy, at least there's not much positive energy.

How many moving and touching stories can be generated when a scumbag seduces a female devil?
Can playing memes, talking nonsense and being unscrupulous help you avoid the direct baptism next year?
The fate of this book is actually still very dangerous. Although it has many fans, the editor strongly recommends it, and the story is unique and novel, to be honest, the risks are really great.

Online literature is not a lawless place where people can act recklessly. It is not very pleasant to portray such a character in a humorous way and writing style.

Of course, if you just read it as a leisure novel and put it aside after finishing it, there is nothing wrong with it!
But, people are most afraid of being serious and picky!

I hope this book will be safe, smooth and have a beginning and an end!
【to sum up】

Online literature needs a hundred flowers to bloom and a hundred schools of thought to contend!
Online writing also needs to be a little more serious, and stop being so giggly~
【Cang's Ramblings】

This book review is really short!
It’s only over 800 words, so far from 2,000 words.

Isn't this making things difficult for myself?
Isn't this forcing me to create something original on the spot?

Let’s talk about this great man first.

Silent Pastry, representative works include "The Strongest Son-in-law in History", "Nine Yang Sword Saint", "The World-Destroying Demon Emperor", "The Eunuch Emperor", and "The No. 1 Spy in History".

Since I am just a newbie, I don’t know much about the huge online literature market.

What about the Five Supreme Gods, the Twelve Main Gods, the Five White Gods of the Central Plains, the Five Green Gods of the Central Plains, the Twelve Heavenly Kings of each year, the 39 Platinum Gods, and more than 170 great writers...

All very little known!

I’m not some big shot Ai’er who likes to follow the author’s gossip.

So I can’t talk about the stories behind any particularly interesting writers.

I can only interpret the story the author wants to express from the work itself.

Regarding this point, please don't read my mind. Because many times, I don't know whether I want this book to be remembered for eternity, or to become a masterpiece on this site, or to become a well-known book recommender, or to occupy the top spot on the Five-Star Masterpiece Hall for a long time, or to become the new face of the short story category.

I haven’t thought about these things. I just want to be a first-generation rich person quietly.

Moreover, this short story does not have any outline or plot.

I just use the opportunity of storytelling to continuously promote my work, so that more people can come here to live, build nests, lay babies and die.

So, if you have any author friends who are determined to become eunuchs, please don’t be too enthusiastic about asking me to write book reviews.

I am a very thin-skinned person and I can never resist other people's enthusiastic praise and the temptation of the Silver Alliance.

I am also a book promoter with great principles and soul.

My original plan for recommending books was to create a platinum series, a master series, a newbie series, a top 100 monthly vote series, a top 50 collection series, a top 50 recommendation series, a 100 alliance series, and a lifetime series...

Thinking about these, I feel that if I don’t have an average subscription of 3000, I’d better not waste my energy on it.

That’s why I set up a book collection office to give myself a chance to avoid making choices.

But it's been several days and there are only a few messages.

Popularity is still not enough!
This is my most recommended post this week, ranked second (the ranking on the page does not represent the actual combat power), but surprisingly few people have collected it, left comments, exchanged ideas, subscribed to it, or rewarded it...

This is like "The First Spy in History". This book is actually crazier than the ones I just wrote. It is very bold and often plays on the edge of life, madly testing the edge of death.

The protagonist's fearless spirit is truly admirable, and the author's audacious writing style really shocked me.

So, what do the things I said above mean?

Isn't it just that you want to become a god through this extraordinary short book review?

Is it difficult?
Moreover, a few days ago, a kind reader left me a message, encouraging me to keep writing, to write book reviews of 10 million words and to recommend 10,000 books.

It will definitely be a hit!

Do I care about such trivial matters as whether it is popular or not?
I am a book recommender with a soul, and I only recommend books that I like.

I don't play any illegal games in secret.

My soul is as pure as the night outside, as peaceful as "CROOKED".

I just want to be a kind and handsome man!

Having written this far, I really can’t help but complain, why is it so difficult to write 2000 words?

Do I have so little confidence in the book "The First Spy in History"? Do I really not believe that it will be completed successfully?

Of course not. You can also go and watch his "The Strongest Son-in-law in History".

I once concluded that among all the works on the site, that book was the most successful in riding on the popularity.

For this, we really have to thank the long update cycle of "The Son-in-law", which has supported several books.

It also makes me feel deep admiration for the great writers who wrote classic masterpieces.

Those great people certainly didn't expect that the books they wrote during their lifetime could not support themselves, but after their death, they supported several generations.

(End of this chapter)