The Magic Monk in the Second Dimension

Note, only say important things three times: no heroine, no harem, no stallion Don't write things like female protagonists that are a hindrance. You can write female supporting characters, but you also need to write a lot of emotional dramas when writing female protagonists. Some of those rookie authors don't even have girlfriends, so they just write emotional dramas randomly, and there is no way to write "a needle in the bottom of a woman's heart". The plot is all about making trouble or dragging down the male protagonist. He lets the man take all the things he buys, and often says rubbish like "You don't love me." His private life is strictly controlled by his wife, and he uses the name of love as an excuse to disguise his inner fragility; as long as the female protagonist dies, he can't do anything Destroy the world at every move. The world did not offend the protagonist, nor did the world allow those villains to kill the heroine. The world nurtured the protagonist. I will never retaliate and destroy the world. If some worlds did not give birth to the will of the world, I am afraid that the protagonist will be killed by God as soon as he has a name. There are also those that specialize in writing about the heroine's older sister or younger sister. Except for the desperate environment in apocalyptic novels, which can break the psychological defenses of those women and make the male protagonist more responsible, in other genre novels, those female sisters and younger sisters can all "ride" on the male protagonist's head. I really don't understand why they write like this. I have read too many Japanese comics. Although the plots in Japanese comics are real, it is really disgusting in reality. After all, those pictures of sisters and sisters in Japanese comics It's quite good to watch. Watching anime can be eye-catching, but it's different in real life. In real life, writing like this feels very straightforward and ideal. Especially when reading novels without pictures, you have to make up your mind. It is easy to bring yourself into the protagonist of the story. You will be disgusted subconsciously, and as long as you are a normal person doing your own thing, and someone like your sister disturbs you, unless you are a girl control, as long as you are a normal person, you will have some temper. I also have an older sister and a younger sister. If I really try to behave as deliberately as in the book, I think I will get angry!

In the golden elixir period of the book, the attack speed of a good flying sword is 200 meters per second. In reality, normal people may not throw stones very fast, but a steel ball can definitely break through 20 meters per second, and an iron plate can reach 30 meters per second. Based on the power level in the article, it feels that it is not as good as low-level martial arts performance. The chef's knife in Longmen Inn is faster than this, after all, it can shave the meat clean in one go.

I finally finished listening to this book. I want to read it. It's okay. The early and middle stages are generally a little bit worse. The later stages are okay.

Currently, multiple female protagonists are the most difficult to write, and stallions are the easiest to write.

The author is great I quit, I will quit for the rest of my life

How can I put it, this is not magic at all. A magic boss who is more than a thousand years old, asking a few people to do things, actually has to perform like a clown to convince others. Wouldn't it be nice to have direct physical persuasion? Do I have some misunderstanding about magic?

Women can write stories, but not female protagonists. Male protagonists can be scumbag, but they can't have female protagonists. Male protagonists can have partners, but they can't be on the level of female protagonists.

You can't see it at all behind the Ironclad City. This magic way!

What worlds can you consider next? How about Giant or Crimson Eyes? Mainly those super dangerous species in the Crimson Eyes, especially the East China Sea Yunlong, are really capable of turning rivers and seas upside down and controlling thunder and storms at will. Or could you consider Inuyasha or something like that?

Not for old bookworms, advice from 10-year-old bookworms