He was inexplicably dumped on the Xianzhou Luofu, but what did they mean, everyone except him was an NPC?
[Day One]
[Where is this? Why is nobody moving?]
[Oh, oh, I see a wild Sushang. Entering combat mode.]
[Day Two]
[Found another wild Guinaifen. A two-on-one? Sounds interesting.]
[Day Three]
[Resting today.]
[Found a wild Tingyun. Fighting with all my might, but I can't escape. Forced into combat mode.]
[Day Four]
[I can't do this anymore. I'm going to die.]
[Let's check out the Alchemy Commission. The NPCs can't treat me, but surely I can gather medicine myself, right?]
[Strange, what is this book going on about? I can't really understand it. Whatever, add sodium!]
[I concocted a fine remedy, took it, and died.]
[Day Five]
[I'm back from the dead. I'm weak, but I can still fight.]
[Found Sister Yukong at the Sky-Faring Commission. I fought with all my might, but couldn't beat her.]
[Day Six]
[Found Fu Xuan at the Divination Commission. I fought with all my might, but couldn't beat her.]
Maybe it's about time I started progressing through the System quests... Wait! What do you mean the NPCs I thought I knew are actually alive?
The author wrote it quite grandly, but honestly, why did the protagonist get a weakness buff after being resurrected? It made me feel like the protagonist had kidney deficiency, especially since the protagonist was resurrected after dying from exhaustion. And after the Black Tower appeared, I felt that the system was useless because it could be found by the Black Tower. I personally feel that it is not as strong as Onpharos. It is a question whether the system can withstand the Iron Curtain ultimate.
Continue with the current pattern: the protagonist continues to treat the characters as NPCs, and the characters treat the protagonist as a ghost. Don't imitate other novels too much; they're too formulaic.
It's crucial to firmly establish the female character's hatred for the protagonist; otherwise, it will go out of character (OOC).
The Arknights NPC fanfic next door has been taken down. Be careful when you write it, don't be too explicit. #(Sad)
Sighing over the Three Kingdoms, Liu Bei, Wen, Chang, Yide
Why is the handling of Bellenberg's opponents being so slow? They've already started assassinations, and the protagonist is so angry, but after killing one assassin, he goes back to partying every night. They don't even deal with the people behind it, only the CCB. What does this mean? This is just forcibly prolonging Bellenberg's storyline; it's a terrible sequel.
Is it poisonous?
Seeing this ability suddenly reminded me of the Sun and Moon in sync, Gao Haoguang's innate divine power, the ability to preemptively seize the body in the illusory world and the true realm.
In the latest chapters, are Star and Firefly, Seele and Bronya planning to have a 100-word romance? Star's character is written as if it's love at first sight, which doesn't seem right.
Did Shennong exist?