Once Possessed, He Became a Popular Character

It's hard to ask, is there any difference between this book and the previous one? The characters are the same, the stitch monsters are the same, the plot is the same, and it has to be the same whether it's unfinished or not. . .

After reading 15 chapters, I feel very, very confused. In one sentence, I can summarize the protagonist's transformation into a local dictatorship, with 87% of the public's support. However, his actions are completely unrelated to the content summarized in this sentence, and there are no subordinates who cannot be controlled by him. He dared to promote him to a high position without any backstory. After the background story began, the protagonist's so-called local snake identity had no effect, including that all his subordinates were basically out of control; he also did a very bad job with the identity of his bodyguard. In the Church God When the power of the country coexists with the royal power of the country, a third-level superpower who belongs to the church may have a higher status than the protagonist. There is no interest or handle, but he is completely loyal to the protagonist. It is purely based on the so-called feelings as the involvement between the two; and after knowing the plot However, he did not have his own manpower to deploy defenses at all, and he had no trump cards, back-end arrangements and terrain surveys. He wrote the plot purely for the sake of getting a golden finger; it felt to me like a regent who writes about the city's deep emotions without revealing his emotions and then turns around and smiles stupidly at the heroine.

How should I put it, I escaped for half a month. The editor criticized me and said that I had committed an old habit again, that is, I clearly lacked writing power, and I always wanted to add more foreshadowing and structure, and write a grand narrative. To be honest, I was still a little aggrieved at the time. After all, I said that from the very beginning, from the very first chapter, my book was destined to be a grand narrative. The tone was set, and it couldn't be changed, right? But the facts proved once again that I failed again. Frankly speaking, this is not the first time, and some readers of the current two books should be able to tell that this account was created for this work, or the "outline" of this story-- There are a lot of foreshadowings, and the settings are all complete. I even set up the context of each character. However, it fell apart in the middle, the writing was off-center, something was wrong, and people were stupid... The readers are also right. The setting at the beginning is indeed a grand narrative, like the "Tarot Society". Everyone should become a big boss, including Ye You and others. But the result... Alas, it may have been too greedy, and it ended up being beyond recognition. Since last month, the plot has been unable to continue - I didn't even want to have perfect attendance in the last month, and directly applied for the completion. (There was no perfect attendance in the month of completion, so there is no saying that I was holding on for perfect attendance - I directly applied for completion because I was stimulated by what readers said...) (Then I found that I couldn't post the chapters after the completion, so after editing for a long time, I didn't have the nerve to ask for permission, so I just kept silent. But I'm not excusing myself by saying this, I'm just stupid!) Then, I was really working hard on the plot, but it just got worse and worse... There's nothing to say, I'm just stupid, stupid and bad, I'm sorry to all of you who subscribed. I kowtow to you all here.

Why does it look familiar to me the more I look at it? Especially the part where the academy god descends. I thought it was some old book I had read before. Isn't this just over a hundred chapters?

I haven't read it yet, but after reading the introduction and simply clicking into the table of contents, I selected two books and looked at it. Is this the reincarnation of the previous book? The plot seems to be almost the same. I just modified it a bit and changed the names of the forces. The book was originally pretty good, but I don't know why it was cut off after just over 100 chapters. I hope it won't be cut off this time. Also, why did I see five book reviews and only two when I clicked in?

The protagonist does all kinds of stupid things. He knows that there are dangers as the son of a Duke, but he is not prepared at all. He still acts like a bitch, which feels like an insult to the reader's intelligence.

The ideas are too confusing, the main character's starting level is rubbish, and I can't understand the main plot.

How should I put it? From the moment the main character's brother starts to take revenge, it becomes more chaotic later on. I think the next book needs to be less complicated.

I just don't know if watching it at Qidian or here will have any impact on the author's income.

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