
Pokemon: From the Start, Gardevoir Is Madly in Love with Me
精灵开局我被沙奈朵疯狂示爱
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 2k Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
1Chapters
130.7kReads
299Flowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 6
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No, buddy, why don't you come here to write a female lead? Isn't this making yourself unhappy?
There is no future for becoming a Pokémon. How about your subconscious liking that you are not a human being? No one reads this kind of article
The first point is that strictly speaking, the market for single female protagonists is limited to Te Pier and Qidian, and Qidian is even more inclined to have no female protagonists. Other places, including places with a strong two-dimensional flavor such as Kate Mouse, are more or less harem-oriented. After all, there are all kinds of crazy driving there. This is not a matter of subject matter. Rather, it is precisely because you are writing about Pokémon that you need a harem. To be precise, if you are involved in the second dimension or fan fiction, it is difficult for a single female protagonist to have much future. Even the extreme special dock single female protagonist will only account for less than half at most. If you write an urban original candy, then it is okay. The second point is, don't stack too many things. For example, you said that there is an extra main line of transformation, but it is not necessary. This is a typical case of stacking too many layers of boxes. If you think about it carefully, would the current plot hold true even if the protagonist is a human? Does it also hold true if the main storyline of becoming human is replaced by something like subduing alpacas? Right, it doesn't have any special value, but it will exclude many people who don't accept this setting from the beginning. The third point is, don't involve too many literary youth points, such as the protagonist you write who is lonely, confused and entangled, etc. Don't involve these literary youth's emotional things. Internet literature focuses on lightheartedness. Traditional literature emphasizes literary youth and light novels. However, Internet articles pay more attention to light themes than light novels. To put it bluntly, they are just for the fun of passing time. Not many people will care about the lofty things described in them. Don't let the content be too entangled, and just tell the story straightforwardly.
If you want to write about turning into a Pokémon, buddy, go to Feilu.
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