Tales from the Borderlands: I Farmed Fame Like Crazy in Three Borderlands

The writing is okay, but the plot is still the same as the slap-in-the-face routine from 10 years ago, because I am from Sichuan, and I often travel to Yunnan and Guizhou. Although I don't want to say it, in the 2000s, it was true that bad people came out of poor mountains and rivers, let alone Southeast Asia. Please write less of this kind of urban slap-in-the-face plot, as it was not suitable for that era. No matter how wealthy people were in that era and that place, they would not define a person based on what you wore. You won't be afraid of powerful and wealthy people. Each street has a territory, a region has a territory. You either have to fight them or you have to abide by the rules. I see that now it feels a bit like a city, like a house in an imperial capital. Only by having soldiers and guns in hand can you be confident, and only by adapting to local rules can you survive. One more thing, don't think that small people are fools. On the contrary, small people can only work hard to become smart in order to survive, especially in places where the law is not perfect. After all, a TV series is a TV series, but the character Wang An'an in it is portrayed very well, so the author can think about how to portray the various characters in that world, and don't write such urban pretentiousness and slap-in-the-face plots, it is not a society at all. Write more about characterization, emotion, violence, arrogance, intrigue, primitiveness, crime, and betrayal. These are the realities of that world.

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It has the potential to be shown. Come on and write when it is popular. It's really good to watch. But I hope you write it according to the TV series, otherwise I'm afraid you'll be sued.