The Top Ten Protagonists' Traits: Villains Across the Myriad Worlds Are Scared Stiff

Have you been writing randomly since the beginning of Dou Po? If you really haven't seen it, go check it out. Xiaoyan's character has always been good, but you wrote that Tang San is possessed.

It was a bit deliberately shady. It was obviously to save Yao Lao, but he put down his dignity to get the medicine*, and then Nalan Yanran fell in love with Xiao Yan. Xiao Yan did not tease him, so Nalan Yanran was supportive throughout the whole process, okay?

I have a question. I asked them before why they must write about Tang Shan. Many people said that whether it is to torture Tang San or to befriend Tang San, as long as they write about Tang San, there will be traffic and people will read it. Uh, are you here for Tang San? Am I the only one? Now I feel annoyed when I look at Tang San. I feel like I want to quit when I see Tang San. If my impression of a book is originally nine points, when I see Tang San it is only five points.

The logic doesn't make sense, which villain is not ruthless? Which villain is not invincible? We all know what the protagonist looks like, so we should kill the protagonist as soon as possible, but you actually said that the villain is afraid?

I quite like Nalan, but the method is too drastic. If the anti-inflammatory is not limited to the main character, no one will scold Nalan.

You are really good at writing. You can write a trilogy like "Shading the Sky" from 70 chapters to more than 400 chapters. Let me see when you can finish it.

In fact, as a normal person, if he finds out that he has been exposed, and he is still a child of luck, he will immediately change his appearance, hide his name, and grow up. He will not stay where he is to watch the live broadcast, because every bitch knows that someone will definitely come to kill him.

The son of murderous luck can only be a world that cannot transcend the long river of time. For the protagonist who transcends the long river of time and completes the closed time loop, it is useless. If you dare not follow the plot and go to the future time and space, the protagonist will let you leave early. Especially for the kind of protagonist who transcends the long river of time, all time and space will be destroyed. It can't affect him in the future, just like Da Luo in Holy Dao Huanghuang. People below Da Luo don't know how many times they have died and been resurrected. Unless there are stronger people in other worlds who forcefully erase the transcendent protagonist in the future, like in the trilogy, if the Immortal Emperor himself is not dead, killing him in the past will not affect him.

I found that I basically wrote hundreds of pictures for the trilogy as soon as it was released. After I finish writing, I will write about martial arts, sand sculpture

You're just changing the plot, why don't you write it yourself?