What Lin Yuan doesn't know is.
Just as Water Margin is blowing up worldwide, certain discussions about Chu Kuang have started to change in tone.
The initial buzz originated from the Geek Tribe.
Back then, Tribe's Crown Prince Ling Kong suddenly posted a lengthy article:
"Recently, after reading Water Margin, I felt some emotions stirring. Chu Kuang is as prolific as a sow, so I couldn't help but ask a friend with an insanely fast typing speed, whether he could keep up with Chu Kuang's writing pace if he wrote novels?
This friend laughed and said:
If it's just typing, he can barely manage, but if it involves planning and other aspects, it's almost impossible unless someone had prepared the content for him to copy.
So the question arises, does Chu Kuang not need to plan out his work?
I think everyone has had similar doubts before, it's just that the success of those works has overshadowed many details that should have been discussed.
And I know —
