Three Realms Co-ownership Growth Plan

The first point is about following the trend. If some readers hadn't pointed it out, I wouldn't have even realized I was following the trend. But for the book "Death as Home", I had only glanced at it when it was new and had not read it carefully. I even forgot that I had this gem before writing it. (The idea for the novel actually came from an American comic novel a long time ago. I can't remember the name. I just remember that after the male protagonist dies, he can return to Earth, and then the protagonist tries his best to die...) I don't dare to compete with the masters, but I guarantee that the plot will definitely be different! Regular readers all know that I have been plagiarized, and I would never commit plagiarism under any circumstances! The second point is about whether it is an old-fashioned plot, where the protagonist wants to die but cannot die no matter what. The focus of this book is actually not that the protagonist is seeking death. You can tell from the introduction that this book will actually use a lot of pen and ink to describe the heroine. I want to try to write a few likable female protagonists, and the protagonists will not die a few times, all to advance the plot. The third point is that some readers would like to see the plot of becoming a god after death. In fact, the protagonist does not need to wait to die to become a god. In my outline, the protagonist is similar to Wei Zheng in Journey to the West and Bao Zheng in the novel. He sits in the court during the day and becomes a god at night. I could have written about this plot in the next few days, so I might as well just tell you about it. The fourth point is, why waste time writing so much? Isn't it better to do more Braille? Because I feel that this book has performed very well, and readers who have read it have good reviews, but the increase in collections is not as good as the same period. Thinking about my introduction, it is indeed a bit similar to other people's great masters. It is really not very interesting to read due to preconceptions, so I will explain it here.

Why do we have to write about the Empress? It's still a harem story, 😓

Is the author exploring the underworld?

The front part is quite attractive, but the back part turns into an official think tank article? Immediately there was nothing to see! Even if the author switched to a hegemony routine, it would be fine. The whole plot behind this is to help the future wife to rise to power. This is too awkward! It's like the protagonist opened an underworld to help the Han court conquer foreign races. Is this appropriate? Furthermore, it is quite interesting to set up the setting that evil people become evildoers in order to atone for their sins. But Yinsi Zhengshen is also set up so that evil people can only take responsibility after being punished and atone for their sins. Isn't it inappropriate? We must know that Yinsi Zhengshen is enshrined by human incense and is the retribution of evil people. Is this appropriate? Also, if you kill a century-old little evil demon, you will get double-digit merit points. Later, if you suppress and solve the trouble caused by hundreds of thousands of vicious ghosts and evil soldiers, you will get 1,200 merit points! This dark soldier and fierce ghost is too worthless! To be honest, these settings do not affect the reading sense very much, but the subsequent plots are all about power struggles, which makes it uninteresting to read!

A real person from Pingyang has the potential to be written as the final big boss. Two hundred and forty-three chapters have passed. He already has enough power, so he should let him run away again and again. Treat it as something with a thousand layers of packaging. Let's write it into a suspenseful detective novel with a little bit of manipulation.

I thought it was a plot to get someone killed, but it turned out to be completely different, which is pretty good.

The more I read, the more confused I become. In the final analysis, it is greed. After death, I can no longer control heaven and earth. I can only have one priesthood, so I have been putting off not wanting to die. Moreover, the god in your book is weird enough. One soul and one soul can become a god. This is so fucking outrageous.

I just read Chapter 11. I guess the rest of it is just wanting to die and then not being able to die, which is a waste of time.

Suddenly jumped from demons and ghosts to Nirvana in Fire?

Grinding and chirping. The water characters are so awesome, I was persuaded to quit right at the beginning. If you study like Shen Nong!