Did you enjoy reading it back then?
This is what's known as the professor's "craftsmanship," sacrificing some other things in the pursuit of enjoyment.
Yes.
I admit that at the beginning of this book, Chu Kuang's craftsmanship was a bit heavy, but I don't think it's because he's regressing.
Quite the opposite.
He is actually progressing.
Every book has a different focus, and the protagonist's character is completely different. He's clearly searching for a new breakthrough direction. It's a process of experimentation. We can regard "Heaven-Reliant Dragon Slayer" as a book where Chu Kuang refines his Wuxia writing techniques.
It is very normal for works to have ups and downs during the process of refining.
And now.
The structure of Wuxia he has mastered, the emotions of Wuxia he has written thoroughly, the techniques of Wuxia he has perfected.
Under such circumstances, this new book titled "Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils" is undoubtedly a work that the public anticipates.
