Watching Foundation Shorts, Characters Across the Worlds Are All Losing It

No, I have read more than ten chapters. One chapter contains less than one-third of the foundation files, and more than two-thirds describe the reactions of each world. Each world has one or two pages, and one chapter is gone. Is it so easy to write novels now? Can the author write a novel without having anything of his own? There are also foundation files. I don't know if the author changed them himself or read them through the marketing account or something.

Actually, I was thinking, what if I wrote a book that exposed the Foundation to countless Foundation planes?

Author, you'd better introduce them to the organizational structure of the Foundation and the source of D-class personnel. I don't want to see those viewers standing on the moral high ground and accusing the Foundation of not respecting human rights. It's better to let them experience the enemies that the Foundation faces and let them feel the despair.

What kind of SCP do you like to see? You can leave a message below and the author will seriously consider it!!!

Is there a butterfly, a wise man, a false emperor, or a jester in yellow?

You, the author, made a mistake. In essence, the three dead brothers were not unable to lose. First of all, the old man was able to win over the three brothers by playing tricks, and when the dead brother lost at first, his face was ugly but he was not unable to lose. In the end, he honestly let the old man return to the world of life. But before the most reborn world, the old man drifted away and felt that he could even bet against the God of Death. He felt that he was so powerful that he couldn't just go back, so he went back the same way and continued to bet with the dead brother, and the dead brother agreed. But after several bets, the old man cheated again and again, and the dead brother's face became more and more ugly, but he still gave the other party what he deserved according to the bet. But when they won the last bet, the old man asked for the other's three treasures. The three brothers were reluctant to tell the old man that they would exchange their life's glory and wealth for them. But the old man not only refused, but even humiliated the dead brother severely before leaving. The dead brother was so angry that he cast this ancestral curse.

I feel that other people have no idea how powerful the Supreme Godhead is, and they dare to ridicule it directly. I suggest publishing the ranking and combat power list to prevent jokes like "The Supreme Godhead can destroy a planet" and "Cthulhu is also the Supreme Godhead" from appearing again.

Why do I feel that the author's Pluto is more of a comic setting, and the B level has dropped a lot?

I suggest that when writing about the supreme divinity, the audience can perceive the power of the supreme divinity through the screen, thereby showing the power of the supreme divinity from the side, and then add some more supreme worlds, such as the forbidden demon gods, to increase the power of the supreme divinities.

Is it my imagination? When I saw the Three Brothers of Death, I felt that the plot of the Foundation was much less than what it was. Most of them were commented by some so-called Bankai, commenting on this and commenting on that. One chapter was almost enough, and the plot of the Foundation was still the same as it was. The rest of the plot was about Bankai fighting here and there. I felt that Bankai was just trying to make up the word count. Was I reading Foundation or Bankai's nonsense? The key is that there was no ups and downs in my mood while watching it, it just felt too bland to me.