Giving some advice to fantasy novels

There weren't many upright people in novels, and most of them were selfish ~ There weren't many ugly women, but most of them were peerless beauties ~ I didn't see many stupid people in the supporting roles, most of them were smarter than Zhuge ~ Was there any meaning in writing like this? The whole story was full of scheming and scheming. The whole story was full of beautiful women and think tanks, but in front of the protagonist, they were all just decorations. Beautiful women were worthless, think tanks were useless, and their power was so great that people could take advantage of them ~ Even though it's a novel, I really couldn't continue reading it. It was hard to find a book with good writing style, but unfortunately, the character descriptions were lacking in personality. Other than the little princess, which was somewhat unique, I couldn't find any supporting characters that left a deep impression on me after reading one-third of the book ~ Maybe I didn't finish reading it, or maybe I was too crafty ~ In short, write some of my thoughts. It's not easy to write a book, and it's even harder to finish it. Thank you for your novel ~ I'm eager to see a book with distinct characters and logical developments (most of the time). What I want to say is, if you can be considered a character in the cultivation world, if you can get to the level of a god, please show some mercy in your writing. Don't portray someone who only has strength but has no self-restraint. Cultivation is also the foundation of cultivation to become a god ~~~ It seems too boring to only use strength to divide ranks or gods ~~~ There was a bit of Taoist thinking here. [Simple: Requires the removal of unnecessary things. It is a further guarantee for the mind to be in a state of meditation.] Only then could one cultivate. Tai Ding: The requirement is: "There is no heart to be fixed, but there is nothing that is uncertain." On the ladder of cultivation, one was at the extreme point of leaving the secular world, the initial foundation of achieving Dao, the success of practicing tranquility, and the completion of things in peace. This was the realm of 'Dao'. To achieve enlightenment, one must achieve a perfect result. He warned,"The Dao is a divine object. It has its own nature, but it is illusory and has no image. It can meet the unexpected and cannot be influenced. If you don't know why, you can live without shortage. This is called Tao." Only then could he achieve the eternal unity of body and spirit and cultivate an immortal true body. I don't deny the advantages of mainstream fantasy novels. It's inevitable that they exist ~, but if there are too many works that follow the trend or similar works, it will be too much ~ A long novel can't drag on, and it can't always have a plot pattern ~ All writers should describe the supporting roles from the perspective of society and people. Put yourself in the shoes of the supporting roles and think about how to do things, treat people, and treat the main characters. You should always be close to society. The occasional surprise is the finishing touch. If the whole story is unexpected, it will give people a feeling that it is too ridiculous ~ At the same time, it is also necessary to describe the appropriate amount of environment in the novel. Naturally, it also requires a solid literary accomplishment ~ Hero authors, you should not only describe the god of the main character ~, but also describe the supporting characters vividly ~ This way, the readers can have a stronger sense of immersion and praise the wisdom and strength of the main character ~