The Program Team Lost Contact, and the Desert Island Live Broadcast Reversed the Character Design

First of all, thank you all book friends for your great support! Both support and criticism are a sign of love for the author! I am also an old reader, and I don't like to read mindless cool articles, so when it's my turn to write a book, I try my best to arrange it in a reasonable way. For example, why the audience did not call the police after the program team lost contact, why the live broadcast room was not banned, etc. The reasons are actually explained. However, for the sake of the smoothness of the plot, it is impossible to write two chapters to explain it at the beginning. It can only be written bit by bit in the later chapters and distributed everywhere. For book friends who feel unreasonable after reading the introduction, it is really impossible for me to write a reasonable patch in the introduction position where every inch of land is precious... I am a newbie, not a fool... Of course, no matter how hard I try, it's not entirely reasonable. First of all, the strength is limited, and secondly, I think the plot (pleasure) is more important than rationality. If you point out unreasonable things in this chapter, we will change them if they don't affect the plot (a lot has been changed), and if you can't change them, you can just ignore them. Sorry, bow! --Official brain depository-- --Vote can be retrieved-- --Warm reminder, private storage may be risky, please store it in the official storage-- --Brain roasting window, today's special offer--

The first part was quite good. I thought there were only one or two ballads, but then it was all ballads. I stopped watching it after seeing Ideal in my thirties.

The subject matter is novel and attractive. The protagonist's goal is unclear, and the system and the protagonist exist solely to whitewash his predecessor. It seems awkward and not enjoyable. The negative supporting character is too brainless, and it doesn't matter to the protagonist if he scolds, makes trouble, or goes too far in private, but in front of his seniors, goddesses, peers, and little Karami (the protagonist), he exposes himself as an idiot without any hesitation. It is a true portrayal of him to deal with hypocrisy. To put it bluntly, it is better to expose the character, privacy, and behavior of the villain and supporting character under surveillance instead of exposing it to other supporting characters and others. This is more reasonable and more enjoyable.

I just want to know how the TV station managed to capture Su Zhe fucking the fish from all angles since the camera was hidden? Did you predict where Su Zhe would insert the fish? The entire coastline is covered with cameras on the ground and in the water?

I think the author can look at some of the hateful plots in The Big Star. Although it is a very early novel, the hateful plots in it are definitely not behind the times. The author's early novel was pretty good, but it didn't feel so good after the Golden Dragon Award. What can I say? It's like the beginning of the death penalty sentence on the Internet. It's really not fun to just get rid of those few, especially when they are just removed from the list instead of being sent to prison.

Although there are some poisonous points in the early stage, it is still okay and there is no problem in being a cool novel. But in the middle stage, it is not so good. It seems that the protagonist is both serious and independent, but he is really poisoned.

It's really fun to read dozens of chapters, but I can't keep slapping the supporting characters in the face for being too intellectual, and the protagonist loves to educate others too much. I hate it when the protagonist educates people.

The author's self-awareness is also very clear, and he directly started his second side business: renting out lockers for readers to store their brains. 2333, With a clear positioning, the writing is indeed okay. What a cool idea: the producer who took black money to maliciously edit the protagonist was sanctioned by the national security. Feeling happy and dumbfounding

The first hundred chapters are very interesting, but after that the rhythm is gone. It feels like the author is starting to enjoy himself, and the next fifty chapters feel like they are all about singing in a variety show and getting slapped in the face.

It was very uncomfortable. At the beginning, the strong wind and waves blew away the show crew's boat. The show crew wanted to rescue them, but the answer was that the wind and waves were too big. After a kick, the protagonist took a wooden stick and walked into the sea to spear fish. It's really hard for me to believe that you are not a fool.