Unveiling the Truth of Narrative Layers: The Red-Haired Monster Changes the Setting

Every time I read the narrative author's article, I want to laugh

When taking stock of the narrative level, the writing was a little good in the early stage, but it turned out to be terrible in the later stage. It was a complete mess. You said you wanted to talk about foreign combat power, so just write it well. Those authors write about the narrative level. They insist on writing something that does not exist. They only write about the narrative level. They also casually smear and add some fun. The protagonist digs bones and loses his relatives, making it seem like the author deliberately planned a conspiracy for it. The narrative level and inventory are in a mess in the later stage. It is really funny to watch hehe.

I thought that the ** novels I had written were brainless enough, but until the opening of this novel, I started to quarrel with each other non-stop. I suddenly felt that those novels were not brainless at all. At least they didn't have so many quarrels and arguments.

The final judgment is just that, if the author had not written, you would not have been born.

He collapses at every turn, turns pale at every turn, gets angry at every turn, and smiles bitterly at every turn.

I don't have much experience with novel techniques like this kind of inventory writing. I want to continue reading.

The first few chapters were interesting, but after that I lost the desire to read further.

It's so good. The protagonist's incompetent rage is rare.

Pangkou, what are you waiting for?

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