Framework for writing the novel "Dragon Clan: Jiangnan Crossing into Lu Mingfei"
Genre: meta-fiction + time travel + group portrait + deconstructed passion
1. Core ideas
1. Real time travel by the author: In reality, Jiang Nan, who had been delayed for a long time, woke up and found that he had become "Lu Mingfei" - not the Lu Mingfei of the original novel, but a "parallel bad boy" distorted by readers' resentment, with one stroke missing from his name (Lu → Lu).
2. World rules: This is a fan universe driven by "readers' expectations". The more popular the plot is, the stronger the characters will be; the more they are criticized, the weaker the characters will be. Jiang Nan (hereinafter referred to as "Lao Jiang") must get the collapsed story back on track before the "unfinished value" explodes, so that he can return to reality and deliver the manuscript.
3. Comes with "author authority": Lao Jiang can make micro-modifications to the world just like writing a manuscript (a limit of 3,000 words per day), but once OOC occurs, the "authenticity" will be deducted, and if the authenticity reaches zero, he will forever become Lu Mingfei.
2. Outline of Volumes
Volume 1 "Restarting the Wasted Manuscript"
· The beginning is hell: The node that Lao Jiang passed through is the ending of "Dragon V" - the collapse of the Nibelungs, the disappearance of Chu Zihang, the defection of Caesar, and the near death of Nono. Readers scolded each other, and the world was 90% gray.
· Self-rescue mission ①: Prevent the double BE of "Lu Hui" and "Lu Nuo", otherwise the blade value will directly blow up Tokyo into the Land of Fire.
· Limiter: Lao Jiang can only use the existing skills of "Lu Mingfei", and the S-level bloodline is in the "reader's question" state and can be dropped at any time.
Reader comments
As a fanfic, it's average. But as a fanfic about dragons, I think it's full marks. [Sending Hearts]
The writing is quite detailed and luxurious.
Although I haven't finished reading it yet, I felt it looked very good when I saw the title.
As a fanfic, it's average. But as a fanfic about dragons, I think it's full marks. [Sending Hearts]
The writing is quite detailed and luxurious.
Although I haven't finished reading it yet, I felt it looked very good when I saw the title.