Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 762: 758. Comments on "My Years as a Corpse Stitcher at the Autumn Execution Ground"

first time:
Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Yesterday my wife told me about a book that was very informative just by looking at the title.

I clicked on it and saw a book on the splash screen. Its name was "The Years I Worked as a Corpse Sewer at the Autumn Execution Ground".

Yes, it is indeed a very domineering book title.

I checked the first orders from last Friday, and wow, wow.

As of April 16, 2021, a total of 149 new books have been released, including:

Female: 19 books, of which 19 were first published by a girl at a certain point, accounting for 100%, and the rest were first published by Yun, totaling 0 books;
Male frequency: 130 books, of which 130 were first released by a certain point, accounting for 100%, and the rest were first released by a certain creator, with a total of 0 books.

This book is indeed at the top of this issue's list, with 2.11 first-order orders, 143600 collections, and a first-order ratio of 6.8.

On the surface, the first-order ratio is a bit low, even lower than that of platinum writers.

So, I think the first order is inflated.

Read the introduction again.

[A human face with a devil's heart, I use the past to speak of the present, I am the master of the world]

Lin Shou woke up and became a corpse stitcher at the autumn execution ground.

Fallen leaves return to their roots, and are buried in peace. The body of a beheaded prisoner must be sewn up completely before being buried, otherwise the funeral will be chaotic.

Lin Shou discovered that he could get various rewards by stitching corpses.

The Book of Burial, Treatise on Febrile and Miscellaneous Diseases, human bone shadow puppets, Yin shrines, City God waist plaques, Nuo deity masks, the Eight Schools of Jianghu magic…

A refreshing novel without any torture on the protagonist, a black comedy.

Just reading the introduction is very exciting. The various bizarre settings are simply an upgraded version of a suspense novel.

However, the category it chose is classical fantasy.

Damn, this classification is not scientific at all.

It's purely for risk avoidance.

Look at the content again.

More exciting.

The book details the dangers and unethical nature of the corpse-stitching profession; even the skills rewarded by the system are jaw-dropping.

Although the business of making money through illegal means is shady, it does exist.

This book has excellent writing, complete settings and exciting plot. Whether it is "The Zhao Family's Dog Barked Again" or "Daddy, I Changed", it is very easy for people to feel involved in the story.

The book is a good one, but I am only worried about whether it can last and when I can finish writing it.

After all, when you are famous, you are prone to gossip, and you never know when a jealous person will take action.

In addition, the first order of "The Brilliant Heavenly Dao Supreme Sword Sect" by the great writer Cheng Feng Yu Jian, which was launched at the same time, was only 3000, the first order of "The Matrix King" by Bai Yuhan, the Twelve Heavenly Kings in 2017, was only 1500, and the first order of "Mechanical Ferocity" by the popular author Lan Niao was only 940, and so on.

Looking around, this issue really only has "The Years I Was a Corpse Stitcher at the Autumn Execution Ground" worth recommending.

Moreover, this first order alone is higher than that of many popular and platinum writers. The more I think about it, the more exciting it becomes.

【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.

Article 2:
Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Just chat with you guys today.

"Those Years as a Corpse Stitcher at the Autumn Execution Ground", Wumen Storyteller, Level 1 Author.

【Brief Comment】

Let’s look at the data first.

The book was put on the shelves on April 16, with the first order of 21,100.

Currently, there are 240,000 favorites, 560,000 followers, and 7 leaders. In the past 15 days, the daily increase in followers has ranged from 2200 to 16800, and the daily increase in favorites has ranged from 800 to 7000.
Judging from the data alone, it is better than Squid's "The Longest Night".

No wonder readers think that this person must be a pseudonym of some big shot.

Before this book, he had several books that were sealed before they were put on the shelves, including "My Wife Cthulhu Live Broadcasts Baby Care", "Global God Box Garden", "The Coroner Will Not Perform Autopsies Today", "I Have a Dawn Manor", and "There Are Monsters in This Pawnshop", all of which had less than 100,000 words.

It can be seen that these are all books that take a different approach.

I’m talking about this book again today because I received a message from a reader yesterday, saying that a certain plot in the book was a bit too much and discouraged people from buying it.

I looked it up and it comes from Chapter 45 "The Big Poet Dog".

It tells the story of two students from the Imperial College who wrote carefully crafted poems to celebrate the emperor's birthday at the Banquet for a Thousand Old Men.

It was clearly just doggerel, but he still complimented it against his conscience.

“Two huge geese, white and pale, flew up with flapping wings;

Ginger, cumin and pepper noodles, two in one pot can't boil."

Up to this point, the author mainly uses a spoof approach to express his understanding of humor.

Next, the two students suddenly saw a poem on the wall that was very amazing, and saw the process of writing the poem and the author.

A big black dog was peeing in the corner of the wall, one leg lifted up. While peeing, it was shaking its leg, and the wet pee was splattered on the wall. Each stroke was quite neat, and it actually formed words: "Don't you see the white hair in the mirror in the hall, which was as black as silk in the morning and turned to snow in the evening..."

Big black dog, peeing into poetry.

This book is classified as a fairy tale. The protagonist has a plug-in, which allows him to not only learn many skills himself but also teach others.

So he taught Big Black Dog a set of regular script and a set of three hundred Tang poems.

This is how the scene above happened.

This is also the scene that readers are hotly discussing.

My point is: although it is a parallel world, the setting of this book is actually based on the Qianlong period.

The first thing I thought about this plot was that it was really funny. Because there is a joke on the Internet: I am not a human, but you are a real dog.

But after reading it carefully, especially after reading the heated discussions in this chapter, and trying to get back to the original intention of reading the book, I felt a sense of discomfort.

It’s not the anger I felt when I was in school, but I have a feeling that online literature has become a derogatory term just like internet celebrities!
What’s the difference between letting a big black dog pee out the song “Song of the Wine” and an internet celebrity live streaming playing with eels?
As for what other readers think, they are satirizing plagiarists, saying that the author himself is a plagiarist, and that this plug-in can also work on a dog, etc.

I won’t comment any more.

Let’s talk about "The Embers of the Long Night" again.

Squid put a lot of effort into writing this book, as he once again broke through the previous fixed framework and explored new writing modes and methods, no longer just for money. However, in terms of data, it actually lost to many messy books!
【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】

Regarding this book, I strongly recommended it from the beginning.

Because the beginning was amazing!

Later, readers left me a message, which led to the origin of the second book review.

Then, the column was criticized by readers of this book, and two of them came to my book club to leave messages. Awesome.

I checked the circle of book lovers for this book and read it carefully.

There are 2456 posts in the book club, and not a single negative review!
And several operations officers are very familiar with each other!

So, when this book received 2.1 initial orders and 56 fans, I suddenly understood.

The book is a good book, and the operation is also a good operation.

This is the first time I’ve seen people not being given the opportunity and right to speak the truth.

I would like to use this article to commemorate the first time I encountered a brainless troll!
I also want to use this article to remind myself: some books are only allowed to sing praises, and then they will be destroyed on the spot.

(End of this chapter)