Wuthering Waves: I Am the Carry, Cheating My Way to Save the World

You Luoming, the male protagonist of this story, is arguably my favorite protagonist among all the fanfictions about the second-generation You Luoming. From initially thinking that he could simply relax once he found A Piao, to being forced to move forward with confusion, and finally facing his own heart and choosing to take on the responsibility of "savior," there is a very obvious shift in his…

It's quite good. It portrays the protagonist's change of mindset very well. After all, Piaozi is really too reliable. With Piaozi around, it's practically an easy win. Why risk your life when you can win easily? At first, it's understandable that he was like Xianglin's wife, constantly searching for Piaozi.

This is the best fanfiction from Mingchao. After finishing the Amys storyline, going back to see Laoyou's growth is quite moving. "No one can wait to find a savior"—this is Piaozi's original quote, perfectly capturing Laoyou's early struggles with finding Piaozi for an easy win, his complete awakening in the mid-game, and his journey of taking on the responsibility of saving the world. The book is excellent; five stars!

The protagonist's values ​​are very upright. Although, to be honest, his power came very quickly, making it a typical "power fantasy" story so far, it lacks the arrogance of traditional protagonists and the mindless actions of those who are clearly powerful. In his mind, he's just an ordinary person who gained power through good fortune, no different from anyone else.

I must say, it's really well-written. Although the author added some settings, the overall character settings are not out of character (OOC), and the protagonist's personality is very likable, without any of the stereotypical otaku vibe. The game "Mingchao" is still updating, and it's understandable that the author would add some settings for fan fiction, as long as it's well-written and doesn't go out of character. This book achieves both, making it a fantastic fanfiction of "Mingchao".

Why is it so good? This is the only book I've ever read that's the best about Mingchao. The characters and main plot fit the original work perfectly. It's not dragging, and you can skip parts without feeling abrupt. The word "skip" in the text is very clever. The writing is superb. I can't get enough of it. Author, please update soon! Update soon!

Rated 4/5. Fanfiction, *Mingchao*, single male protagonist, pseudo-harem protagonist You Luoming, also known as the Little Wanderer, Savior, Tongtiandai, and Shido. You Luoming's unique personality is optimistic, humorous, and helpful; the Wanderer's unique personality is calm, reliable, gentle, and empathetic; both have strong principles and outstanding action.

The protagonist has very strong moral values, is witty, not mindless, and decisive in killing. However, it feels like the power-ups in the game are a bit too high, and the pace is too fast. Unlike the original, which had a long storyline as a foundation, after another month of writing, we might have to wait for the main story to unfold, at which point we might only be able to write slice-of-life…

This fanfiction of "Mingchao" is truly excellent. It avoids the simplistic harem elements that sometimes feel abrupt or jarring, and it doesn't quite capture the abstract nature of the original. It's arguably the only fanfiction of its kind right now, and it doesn't feel overly hopeless. The plot devices are used reasonably, and it even manages to create its own OOC (out-of-character) elements.

This is arguably the best Mingchao novel I've ever read. The main strength lies in the protagonist's well-developed character. First, his strength serves as a safety net for his savior-like actions throughout the story—he's practically invincible, which speaks for itself.