Nowadays, the direction of novel writing was to gradually grow the protagonist and the enemy. Was there a more innovative way of writing?

All novels over 90 years old were like this. If they wanted to write, then forget it. The enemy and the protagonist would slowly level up together. Then, they wouldn't write long novels. Later on, they would write all kinds of stuff. I wouldn't say anything about the other world, fighting monsters, and cultivation. I wouldn't say anything about urban doujin, supernatural powers, and so on, but they would make it seem like a world war and destroy the earth. The beginning looked fine, and the plot was basically different. However, towards the end, which one wasn't exaggerated and ridiculous? I knew that the thoughts of the great gods were unrestrained."However, don't mess around just because you don't want to cut loose. Nowadays, many novels deviate from the name of the novel. Perhaps you might start writing like this, but as you write, the taste will change. It doesn't match the title at all. When people read and choose a novel these days, most of them look at the title first. Alright, if they think it's good, then look at the introduction. When they see that the introduction suits their liking, they decide whether to read the book or not. I've read a lot of books and spent a lot of money. There are a lot of books.""I'd rather you guys stop writing than continue writing, because this way, you can leave some space for the readers to let their imaginations run wild. Now that you've seen what I've written, I want to ask, other than romance and supernatural novels, which novel doesn't have a protagonist who conquers the world or returns to seclusion after becoming invincible? Especially cultivation, zombies, foreign worlds, and special abilities. It can be said that they're basically all true, but there are also a few that aren't. If you want to write, you have to write something more reliable." It was written in the direction that the readers wanted to see. Although some people liked to read novels that slowly leveled up, and some people liked to read novels that were invincible at the beginning and slowly black-bellied and abused people, they all wanted to satisfy the readers. Perhaps I was too harsh at the beginning. Everyone loved to read novels because they treated novels as another world that could satisfy their fantasies. That was within the scope of everyone's approval. Everyone would think that this book was not bad and pretty good. However, if it went beyond the readers 'approval, They would feel that this book was not that great, especially those who were born in the 90s and 2000s. They all loved to fantasize, but there had to be a limit to it. How to measure this limit so that the readers would not be disgusted? This was the hard work of being a guru. Many people might think that writing novels was easy, but in fact, writing novels was to satisfy the needs of many readers. They had never thought about the bitterness behind the guru. However, I sincerely hope that those guru would reconsider the "limit" of the novel.